Neon Ginza Paradise

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  Posted by Readers in Japan

  Mar 23, 2026 (PST) | Translate to English
  すごい
  uncanny
  戦中戦後のBL、なかなか描けるものじゃない。すごい。BLでGHQを見るとは。GHQがいたの数年。終戦の年〜終戦後数年の状況をちゃんと調べて、通訳って職業に落とし込んで、話し口調とかも当時のものをちゃんと書いて、ウノハナ先生、本当に凄すぎる。新宿69や、犬と欠月や、気まぐれなジャガーでロックだったり、毎回全然違う世界の話をリアリティ感じられるまで造り込める所が、もうBL界の神。

  BL during and after the war isn't easy to draw. That's amazing. What is watching GHQ on BL? GHQ has been around for a few years. I properly investigated the situation from the year the war ended to a few years after the end of the war, incorporated it into my job as an interpreter, and properly wrote things from that time, such as the tone of speech, etc., and Unohana sensei is really amazing. The place where you can create stories about a completely different world every time, such as Shinjuku 69, Dog and Kakazuki, and the whimsical Jaguar rock, until you can feel reality is already the god of the BL world.

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  Posted by Readers in Japan

  Jan 06, 2026 (PST) | Translate to English
  男気
  masculinity
  This review contains spoilers. どちらもめちゃくちゃ男前ですね。心意気の話です。時代が2人を引き裂いたりして境遇とかもすごく大変だと思うけどまた出会えて　一緒になれてすごく良かったです

  This review contains spoilers. They're both insanely handsome, aren't they? It's a story of spirit. The times have torn them apart, and I think the circumstances are really difficult, but it was so nice to meet again and be together

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  Posted by Readers in Japan

  Mar 06, 2025 (PST) | Translate to English
  戦争が背後にあると
  When war is behind
  This review contains spoilers. 鷹彦の魅力が半端ない。放蕩息子で自由勝手で周りは振り回されて大変なんだけど人を惹きつける力が溢れてる。役者は天職と思う。この時代の映画スタアってリアルでもこんな人が多かったのではないかな。思い浮かぶのが今や亡くなった方たちばかりだけど。さてこの時代を舞台設定されてしまうと、何をされても平常時とちょっと意味が違ってくる気がするんですよ。特に鷹彦と葵の初情事。もう会えないかも知れない、死を覚悟しなければならない状況でのそれは、見てる方も切なくて苦しくて。でもとんでもなく美しくて。鷹彦が戦地で一旦生を諦めかけた直後、何が何でも帰りたい、葵とまた銀座の街を歩きたい〜といったくだりで涙腺崩壊しました。生きて帰れたのに今の自分じゃ葵に会えない、、って。そんなことないのに。鷹彦はただのクズではないね。男の中の男だよ。おかえり。生きててくれてありがとう。ただそれだけ。当時それだけが言いたかったのに言えなかった人がどれだけいるんだろうな。

  This review contains spoilers. Takahiko's appeal is undeniable. He is a prodigal son, and he is swayed around at will, and it's hard, but he is full of power to attract people. I think being an actor is a vocation. I think there were a lot of movie stars like this in real life in this era. All that comes to mind are people who have just died. Well, once the stage is set for this era, I feel that no matter what is done, the meaning will be slightly different from normal times. In particular, Takahiko and Aoi's first love affair. It was a situation where we might not be able to meet again, and we had to prepare for death, and it was sad and painful for those watching. But it was ridiculously beautiful. Right after Takahiko almost gave up his life on the battlefield, his lacrimal gland collapsed because he wanted to go home no matter what, and he wanted to walk around the streets of Ginza again with Aoi. Even though she was able to return home alive, she said she wouldn't be able to meet Aoi in her current self... even though that's not true. Takahiko isn't just a scum. It's a man among men. welcome back. Thank you for being alive. That's all. I wonder how many people at the time just wanted to say that but couldn't.

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