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In Japan, the government and police try to minimize the scale of demonstrations by pushing participants into small areas or dispersing them to multiple locations.

However, even with these measures, like the 1960 Anpo protests, the area in front of the National Diet has frequently collapsed since 2012, with citizens spilling onto the roads.

Since many young people are unaware of what happened then (because the mass media doesn't report on demonstrations in Japan), we posted this footage.


# by kiyubaru2020 | 2026-04-05 15:10 | 政治 society, politics

Number of drawings

"BOO" features many effect expressions, so there are a large number of drawings.

Harada generally doesn't reuse materials. While "Zashikiro" features numerous flames, they are all different. Even if he reuses materials, it's limited to two times.
He also draws all the rays and lights in "BOO" from scratch, scene by scene.


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# by kiyubaru2020 | 2026-04-04 00:21 | 地下迷宮裏画報BOO

Sound effect creation

"Hangar" (rusty door), "Underground escape route" (bicycle)
(The sparkling object behind the robot is origami from a 100-yen shop.)


# by kiyubaru2020 | 2026-04-04 00:11 | 表現手法 Expression meth

From MIDORI to Zashikiro.

This animation was originally drawn for "MIDORI".

This particular cut, which was not included in MIDORI, was included in Zashikiro.

(In the middle of this animation, there is one image where paint has been spilled onto the paper, creating a stain, but this actually contributes to a sense of dynamism, like film noise.)



The Takauchi Cabinet is preparing a law to punish those who damage the Japanese flag.
In Shuji Terayama's film "Throw Away Your Books, Rally in the Streets," there is a scene in which the Japanese flag is torn in half and burned.

In addition to this, Takaichi is also preparing an anti-espionage law and a National Intelligence Agency law, which are referred to as the new Public Security Preservation Law, raising concerns that creators' freedom of expression will be stifled.


# by kiyubaru2020 | 2026-04-03 14:39 | 表現手法 Expression meth

Forty years have passed since the release of "Death Lullaby."

The Narita Airport operating company has expressed its intention to forcibly seize land for the construction of a new Narita Airport.

The "Land Expropriation Act," enacted in 1951, allows for the forcible seizure of land for purposes such as roads and airports that benefit the nation (although compensation is paid).

Furthermore, in 2021, the "Land Regulation Act Surrounding Military Bases" was passed, allowing for the punishment of those who obstruct base activities on land within 1000 meters of military bases.

Currently, a law prohibiting the buying and selling of land surrounding military bases is being planned.

The government and large corporations continue to deprive individuals of their freedoms while spreading propaganda claiming it is "for the public interest."



# by kiyubaru2020 | 2026-04-02 21:10 | 二度と目覚めぬ子守唄 Lullaby