I haven’t done much digging so I don’t know if people have already voiced this but I was rewatching Samurai Champloo when it occurred to me that Shinichiro Watanabe used the two shows of Samurai Champloo and Cowboy Bebop to show that music is able to traverse space and time. In Cowboy Bebop it was jazz music and culture taken to the far outreaches of space while in Samurai Champloo, hip hop/rap was able to traverse time as it took place in Edo era Japan. I haven’t see Watanabe’s other shows, do yall know if this theme persists?

I know many of you know about this...i was checking comments and someone told me that nujabes brother's is running a restaurant in tokyo..so if anyone is planning visit tokyo..you should definitely visit his restaurant...he plays nujabes music and makes excellent ramen...here is the location (also sorry for my bad english)

https://maps.app.goo.gl/8bFS7r3kS4Uqv2aV6

This is the first anime I’ve ever fully finished and I have no one else to talk about it with and I just want to express HOW AWESOME THIS ANIME IS. THE MUSIC, THE ANIMATION, THE STORY, THE CHARACTERS, EVEN THE COUPLE SECONDS BEFORE AND AFTER ADS WHERE THEY SHOW LITTLE PEICES OF ART. I am in love with this show and I want the whole world to know

I have one in mind. Just wanna see what y’all got.

The song that plays in the beginning of this episode, during Manzou's narration of the story of baseball, is one of the dopest tracks in this whole show, and I've been searching exhaustively (almost desperately at this point), to learn the name of it. I saw a post which showed every song played in every episode. Guess which song was NOT there? It must be incredibly obscure, but replaying the episode over the same 20 seconds is getting old.

On the internet it says I can watch it on crunchy role but when I click on the link it shows the show but there are no episodes does anyone know why this happens?

I’m rewatching this series five years after having rediscovered it, as well as listening to the first soundtrack (so far the only one). I actually find that I appreciate the OST even more (despite not being a Hip-Hop head anymore) but regarding the series, I actually find it to be quite generic, predictable, with character actions & thinking too obvious for the episode to end when it has to.

The episodic nature of the series & the overall atmosphere being a huge selling point have always been evident, but when I first watched it, I actually thought that the three main characters have much more depth. At the end of the day they’re quite simple, with decisions that you normally expect. I still appreciate the series for the historical aspect though, I’m not Japanese, but the different themes focused on in each episode (Warrior monks, brothels, immigration, &c…) are fairly well done.

Does anyone know what the foreigners say in episode 6 towards the end? I tried using the subtitles on 9anime and various other sites, but nothing worked. Please help!

I'm so happy!!! Force of Nature - Same Ol' Thing

I wanted to watch this show and i discoverd it over some guy thirsting over Fuu and then i looked it up and saw the girl is like 15 and her love intrest or something is like 20. And im 15 too and im still in middle school i dont feel mature like that so it will make me uncomfortable. So is it not true and i should pass or is it alrg and okay to watch?