Hyakuman-en to nigamushi onna (2008)
Michael Kerpan
mekerpan at verizon.net
Mon Feb 9 06:19:02 EST 2009
Thanks Takuo
Very interesting. But I'd say that Aoi's character more often has a worried frown more often that a scowl. (Her bitterness is transformed into a somewhat irrational energy).
I saw another recent film -- Nekonade (lots of fun) -- which I am tentatively caling Petting the /cat (for lack of any official translation that I can find).
MEK
--- On Mon, 2/9/09, Takuo Yasuda <yasuda at quacks.jp> wrote:
> From: Takuo Yasuda <yasuda at quacks.jp>
> Subject: Re: Hyakuman-en to nigamushi onna (2008)
> To: KineJapan at lists.acs.ohio-state.edu
> Date: Monday, February 9, 2009, 10:12 AM
> Dear Michael,
>
> The word "Nigamushi" comes from an expression
> "Nigamushi o kamitsubushita youna," meaning
> "a scowl like he or she has bitten a bitter worm".
> "Nigamushi" = "bitter worm" itself is
> an imaginary worm.
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