After hearing the last 2 presentations, i have discovered some interesting information which surprised me a lot.
For the first group which talks about the Japanese msuic, the results of some of the questions are so unexpected.
For example the figures show that indeed classic music is one of the common types of music that Japanses always listen to.
Besides, we Hong Kong people always have an idea that Ayumi Hamasaki is popular in Japan as most Hong Kong people , though many of them may not be familiar with Japanese culture, only know who Ayumi is among all the Japanese female singers. However, this is not the case in Japan.
This presentation provided me additional information that correct my wrong ideas towards Japanese music.
The second group is talking about OTAKU. In fact i do not know much about it. You may say i have the same idea as other Hong Kong people, i have a negative impression towards this group of people. And i do not know under what situation i can describe a person OTAKU. But the Q&A session of this presentation told us more about their real lifestyles and how Japanese see them.
This indeed is a quite interesting topic as the information of OTAKU is not much in Hong Kong.
I learnt a lot from these 2 groups. Thanks a lot.
hmm...Otaku culture itself is quite weird. but i think it's rather harmless. what really deserves a negative impression is the phenomenon of "hikikomori" in Japan instead (i have some information about this on my blog) - these guys are anti-social and are more obsessed on their own interests than otaku in general.
回覆刪除my opinion is that otaku does seem "abnormal" if their hobbies when it's the only thing they do.
oh yes - one more thing: DURARARARARA~~ ^_^