
Watching “Kokuho” with our arts appreciation allowance
Hi. I'm a designer.
and our company said, Art appreciation allowance There is an in-house system known as “Don’t do it.
It is said that it "supports the art appreciation (painting, music, movies, theater and dance) of staff on condition that they write a blog within two weeks after viewing with a maximum of 5,000 yen per month.
A system that I had been concerned about since I joined the company. I was not used to sending information and felt a hurdle, but I started to think “Let’s try it first!” and made use of this system.
This time, I went to a movie about the topic. National Treasure That's it.
overwhelming beauty of forgetting time
Since I usually don’t watch movies on my own, I feel a little uneasy about 3 hours of screening time and go to the movie theater.
But I spent so much time in such a moment as not to worry about it at all.
The first scene that caught my eye was Kikuo's appearance as a young boy played by Soya Kurokawa.
It was so beautiful that I almost uttered my voice without thinking about it, and I could imagine the feelings of Hanjiro playing Ken Watanabe.
I was able to deeply immerse myself in the world of my work, not looking at Kikuo’s performance as he went on his own.
There are many gorgeous and wonderful actors in the cast, but Yoshizawa Kaoru's performance was really nice, so I had tears about her beauty several times during Kabuki and rooftop scenes.
Originally, he had a beautiful image in form, but his heart was shaken as Kikuo's beauty: the beauty that emanates from one expression to another, the jealousy and sexiness, and the performance from adolescence to grandpa.
My favorite part of the show was "Sonezaki Shinju," which I liked because it has a subtle feeling that can not be said by voice or eyes while expressing my feelings. It is written in brochures for more than one year, and I felt respect and energy toward Kabuki.
Is it worth noting that the beauty of this movie is also remarkable?
The effective camera work combined with the excitement of sound brought up goosebumps.
Of course, I was moved by the performance itself, but it seems that the part strongly shaken by the direction was also great.
a world that has spread since someone saw it
History is important for kabuki, and old customs remain.
Honestly, even if I appreciated the national treasures, there were parts that I thought could have been enjoyed because it was that direction in that actor group.
But after watching, Tamasaburo Bando's RED Chair I also felt that the facts might be more odd than novels, perhaps to see them in a different way.
It was wonderful to have a serious choice of words and beautiful standing behavior, which is different from the movie but recommended.
There were a few things that bothered me in the movie, and I couldn’t sympathize with them.
When you read a review first, it feels like your feelings will be rewritten and after taking the time to think carefully, you can read reviews of various people.
As a result, I felt that there was not enough time to draw novels in movies and of course there would be settings or emotions which I could not sympathize with.
As a person who makes something, I want to have various drawers as well as say it is beautiful!
I can easily access people’s impressions now, but before I did that, it was a big harvest for me to reflect on myself and feel the importance of sharing experiences with others.
Although it is a work too far away, I was inspired to do my best to raise things and pursue them.
I would like to touch various beauty in the future.