Hi :) I don't know where to comment so I'll just comment here.
I'm trying to get to know more about KinKi and their fans so I hope you don't mind me adding you ^o^ Kinda new in this fandom (actually I have been a fan since 2009) but I don't follow news about them much.
You're very welcome ^___^ I'm not really an active user but I try to update their news on the community whenever I can now. If the real life doesn't swallow me whole once again, I'll try to write something interesting in my own LJ, too. Anyway, glad to see you!
Hey there! I've come across your posts in DK community and I had a feeling you'd be an interesting person to get to know (and usually I'm right).
I haven't met any Russian fans of Japanese entertainment other than this guy from college who's watched some dramas here and there after hearing Utada Hikaru's song in video game and is a fan of Yamashita Tomohisa as a singer though not to the point where he knows he's called Yamapi or anything about Johnny's (although he'd watched stuff like Hana Yori Dango and Nobuta wo Produce and so).
I'm not Russian (in case my comment made you think so) though I tried learning it a few years back since my grandma is but I didn't really stick with it and all I can remember now is спасибо (*^_^*)
Nice to meet you! I'm afraid, though, that you won't find me that interesting after looking at my empty journal XD I don't write that much now, but I like people coming and chatting with me. Pretty controversial, right... Okay, so about fans ^__^ there are much of JE fans here in Russia, but here's the problem - the wave started around 2005 so the main focus of attention are the Golden Age bands, like KAT-TUN, Arashi and Kanjani8. The older groups like SMAP or my beloved KinKi get little love and not everyone wants to even know their names. Completely wrong, but, well, you can't make people love whom you love by force. Just hoping many of the local girls will grow up eventually and turn their gazes onto the whole majestic world of JE and Japanese entertainment. Like, I turned to KinKi when I turned 22. So, your grandmother is Russian? I like such stories! What country do you live in?
Having entries or not isn't an indicative of how interesting the person is, not to mention that interesting is a relative term. I don't have any entries either (2 or 3 that I'd written ages ago) although to quote what my friend told me yesterday, "you seem to have an opinion about everything" which doesn't mean that I'm interesting necessarily; it just means I talk much :P
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To tell the truth, I didn't even watched ten episodes from what I've uploaded >__< I think now about watching Daibouken further, after I'n done with Johhnys Sports Days. Well, maybe rewatching because I'm too more fluent in Japanese that a year before
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Eh well. I could, actually. But then I would go alone and that's not... a perfect place to be alone. We're planning to play tourists again next May, thlough. Yeah, sorry, I didn't have much time to name and describe each one of them but you can look and ask if somewhere is not recognisable ^^ here are the 72 I like enough to make public: http://s812.photobucket.com/user/tallaarigo/media/Japan%202013/20130403_113843.jpg.html?sort=9&o=0
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I'm trying to get to know more about KinKi and their fans so I hope you don't mind me adding you ^o^ Kinda new in this fandom (actually I have been a fan since 2009) but I don't follow news about them much.
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I'm not really an active user but I try to update their news on the community whenever I can now. If the real life doesn't swallow me whole once again, I'll try to write something interesting in my own LJ, too.
Anyway, glad to see you!
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I haven't met any Russian fans of Japanese entertainment other than this guy from college who's watched some dramas here and there after hearing Utada Hikaru's song in video game and is a fan of Yamashita Tomohisa as a singer though not to the point where he knows he's called Yamapi or anything about Johnny's (although he'd watched stuff like Hana Yori Dango and Nobuta wo Produce and so).
I'm not Russian (in case my comment made you think so) though I tried learning it a few years back since my grandma is but I didn't really stick with it and all I can remember now is спасибо (*^_^*)
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Okay, so about fans ^__^ there are much of JE fans here in Russia, but here's the problem - the wave started around 2005 so the main focus of attention are the Golden Age bands, like KAT-TUN, Arashi and Kanjani8. The older groups like SMAP or my beloved KinKi get little love and not everyone wants to even know their names. Completely wrong, but, well, you can't make people love whom you love by force. Just hoping many of the local girls will grow up eventually and turn their gazes onto the whole majestic world of JE and Japanese entertainment. Like, I turned to KinKi when I turned 22.
So, your grandmother is Russian? I like such stories! What country do you live in?
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Yeah, sorry, I didn't have much time to name and describe each one of them but you can look and ask if somewhere is not recognisable ^^ here are the 72 I like enough to make public:
http://s812.photobucket.com/user/tallaarigo/media/Japan%202013/20130403_113843.jpg.html?sort=9&o=0
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