ずばり「人生」ってのは 楽しむモンだよ
Aug. 3rd, 2013 11:59 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
xanithofdragonsThese came in the mail yesterday:
It was interesting to buy these books all together because each is a pretty different kind of book from the others.
I'm not sure why it came with that extra sheet at the front although it freaked me out when I first saw it because I thought I had ordered the wrong thing until I realized it was a separate sheet attached to the front. The book also came inside of a box (IDK). It does say on it that there've been 8 printings of it though. ^^ Kis-My-Ft2-1st is very much a photobook in that it is mostly photos of them with some text every once in a while, but even on the pages with text, the picture part is still bigger.
I had only ever seen stray pictures here and there of Kis-My-Ft2-1st before (and I didn't even really know they were from Kis-My-Ft2-1st because I saw them individually out of context), but there are so many great pictures I had never seen before in there. I especially love the Yokoo-clothed-in-the-shower pictures. Damn. Just daaamn. Yokoo won that round of sexy photoshootsin my biased opinion. I think I will just keep that page bookmarked forever and always.
I probably should have bought Nippon no Arashi while I was in Japan and saw it in bookstores everywhere, but better late than never. The impression I get of Nippon no Arashi flipping through it is that the picture to text ratio is close to 50:50. I first thought of it as being similar to a fancy magazine, but when I thought about it more, that's a good ratio for school textbooks, too. It was sent to schools first, after all. With Nippon no Arashi, too, actually looking at it and skimming the contents, I feel like I heard a lot about it without ever hearing what specifically was in it. I'm looking forward to reading it and learning more about Japan. ^_^
Most pictures are probably gonna be of the front, right? I'll show the back. ^_^ I remember seeing a fan say that Hadaka no Jidai was more book than she was expecting, and it ended up being even more book than I expected after reading that reaction. It's mostly text. Pages and pages of text. I wouldn't have guessed the interviews they did were enough to fill up a book until I saw it in front of me. I know I'm going to cry so much reading this. I already cried skipping ahead and reading the members' answers for who in Kisumai is the coollest and who in likes Kisumai the most. I guess it's proof that Kisumai has become important to me.
I have so much reading to do, and I'm excited about it. I've been wanting to work on increasing my Japanese reading speed anyway.
It was interesting to buy these books all together because each is a pretty different kind of book from the others.
I'm not sure why it came with that extra sheet at the front although it freaked me out when I first saw it because I thought I had ordered the wrong thing until I realized it was a separate sheet attached to the front. The book also came inside of a box (IDK). It does say on it that there've been 8 printings of it though. ^^ Kis-My-Ft2-1st is very much a photobook in that it is mostly photos of them with some text every once in a while, but even on the pages with text, the picture part is still bigger.
I had only ever seen stray pictures here and there of Kis-My-Ft2-1st before (and I didn't even really know they were from Kis-My-Ft2-1st because I saw them individually out of context), but there are so many great pictures I had never seen before in there. I especially love the Yokoo-clothed-in-the-shower pictures. Damn. Just daaamn. Yokoo won that round of sexy photoshoots
I probably should have bought Nippon no Arashi while I was in Japan and saw it in bookstores everywhere, but better late than never. The impression I get of Nippon no Arashi flipping through it is that the picture to text ratio is close to 50:50. I first thought of it as being similar to a fancy magazine, but when I thought about it more, that's a good ratio for school textbooks, too. It was sent to schools first, after all. With Nippon no Arashi, too, actually looking at it and skimming the contents, I feel like I heard a lot about it without ever hearing what specifically was in it. I'm looking forward to reading it and learning more about Japan. ^_^
Most pictures are probably gonna be of the front, right? I'll show the back. ^_^ I remember seeing a fan say that Hadaka no Jidai was more book than she was expecting, and it ended up being even more book than I expected after reading that reaction. It's mostly text. Pages and pages of text. I wouldn't have guessed the interviews they did were enough to fill up a book until I saw it in front of me. I know I'm going to cry so much reading this. I already cried skipping ahead and reading the members' answers for who in Kisumai is the coollest and who in likes Kisumai the most. I guess it's proof that Kisumai has become important to me.
I have so much reading to do, and I'm excited about it. I've been wanting to work on increasing my Japanese reading speed anyway.
