Collectivism in Japan - Lost in Translation

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Published on March 12, 2016 12:00:01 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXbh27UXz60

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Today we'll be covering Japanese Collectivism. It's a dense subject, but we'll be referencing it a lot from here on out so I hope you guys enjoy this episode! Next week we'll be tackling "Mukokuseki" Let me know anything I can improve upon!

Here is the link to my notes for this chapter - They're not terribly organized, but I wanted you guys to have access to them because there is a TON I didn't get to cover! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hs9UgkUjI9Iwjdr26kBC407F9Tc1J28BgqUdGGHw90c/edit?usp=sharing

Lost in Translation is a show that will journey deep into the Japanese influence of some of our most beloved games. We will explore the reasons Japanese games, and JRPG's specifically, have developed into what they are today. Leave us comments and suggestions for future episodes, and we will be sure to feature/quote you in the episode!

Thanks to Darwinfish105 for the incredible time-lapse footage of Japan! https://www.youtube.com/user/darwinfish105

Thanks to Mrhayata, Banzai Hiroaki, Alex Williams, Yoshikazu Takeda, Craig Moore, Britt Reints, Mariko, IAN Chen, Makoto Morikawa, Tokoaki Nishioka, Nicole Abalbe, CountyLemonade, and Kadano for the incredible photography.

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