Jul. 1st, 2015 03:33 pm
Neko Zamura (Season 2): Drama Notes
There's really not much notes but still, some of you might be expecting these. So here you go...

Chōjū-jinbutsu-giga (鳥獣人物戯画). The sash that Kyutaro wore in Ep. 3 has depictions of animals taken from these scrolls. It literally means, "animal-person caricatures", and is known as "The Scrolls of Frolicking Animals" in English. It is a set of four illustrated scrolls, or emakimono. Its artist is unknown (some claim it's Sojo Toba). It is also credited as the oldest work of manga. It has drawings of animals like rabbits and monkeys doing human-like activities (playing, wrestling, bathing, etc).
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Chōjū-jinbutsu-giga (鳥獣人物戯画). The sash that Kyutaro wore in Ep. 3 has depictions of animals taken from these scrolls. It literally means, "animal-person caricatures", and is known as "The Scrolls of Frolicking Animals" in English. It is a set of four illustrated scrolls, or emakimono. Its artist is unknown (some claim it's Sojo Toba). It is also credited as the oldest work of manga. It has drawings of animals like rabbits and monkeys doing human-like activities (playing, wrestling, bathing, etc).
(info/pic: wiki)
( Read more... )