Japanese big things

Niconico Animation is an online video sharing website provided by Niwango in 2006. It is similar to video sharing websites such as YouTube. However, Niconico Animation provides the function that viewers can leave comments on the video, and the comments will appear in the form of barrage

On video.

The barrage function is one of the biggest features of Niconico animation, and it is also loved by a large number of netizens. It is said that the number of registered people on the website is as high as 20 million, but like most products originating from Japan, its users are mainly from Japan

Domestic.

If you want to find a similar metaphor, it is probably equivalent to the well-known domestic B station. Due to the popularity of a large number of netizens, Niconico animation has emerged a large number of amateur singers who actively contribute cover works.

The word "singing" that many people in China are familiar with comes from here. Although it is just a sharing website, this place is full of hidden dragons and crouching tigers. Many singers with super abilities have emerged from it, and some even made their official debut as singers later.<

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For example, Kenshi Yonezu, who is well-known to many people in China, is the one who sang "Daikami Hanabi", "Loser" and "Lemon". Before he officially debuted as a singer, he was active in Niconico animation in the early days.

In such a magical place where great gods are rampant, the songs sung by Masahiro Nakamura can be a big success? This really surprised Nakamura Masahiro. Even if he was confident in his singing skills, he was not confident enough to crush that group of people.
I don’t know if I should say that my rap skills are good? Or should I say that the quality of the songs is good?

While struggling with this topic, Nakamura Masahiro returned to Hokuriku Broadcasting. Then he found a computer and logged into the official website of jasrac. He first checked the copyright registration of "Pretty Girl" and found that no one was rushing to register it, so

I quickly applied for copyright registration.

Fortunately, in Japan, where copyright awareness is strong, everyone respects copyright and dare not infringe it easily. If it were in another place, when the song had already started to become popular, someone might have registered it. By then, it would have been

It’s really just nonsense.

Thinking of songs, Nakamura Masahiro also registered the two songs "I Thought About Death" and "The Afterglow of the Setting Sun". These two songs are also popular songs that he is very familiar with, and they were used by Nakamura Masahiro as "A Long Day".

"Theme song and interlude.

Time flew by in a hurry, and just a few days passed quickly. Although he was indeed very tired, Masahiro Nakamura finally completed the post-production of "A Long Day".<

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In the small screening room of the Hokuriku Broadcasting Station building, Nakamura Masahiro held a small preview of the film. Not many people came to participate, but they were all related to it. For example, Nakamura Masahiro’s father Nakamura Tomi

Chang, Yuto Oshima, the director of Hokuriku Broadcasting Station, Genichiro Miyagi, the representative of Tulip TV, etc.

"Thank you very much for your support... Well, I won't say much more. Let's watch the video first."

Before the film was officially screened, Masahiro Nakamura took the stage and expressed some thoughts. Originally, he found it troublesome and did not want to waste time on these formal procedures, but his father Tomimasa Nakamura mentioned etiquette, so there was no way he could do it.

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Therefore, Nakamura Masahiro could only add a process of expressing his feelings before the official screening. After all, he could not care about these details and the red tape of the process, but he could not ignore the TV station Oshima Yumo and Tulip TV representative Miyagi.

The thoughts of Genichiro and others.

As the words fell, Nakamura Masahiro took two steps back to make way for the screen. Immediately afterwards, all the lights in the small screening room were suddenly extinguished, and the place that was bright just now became pitch black in an instant.

There were still some slight noises, but they all disappeared at this time, as if it had never happened. Everyone present remained sitting upright, held their breath, and focused their gazes on the screen in front of them.

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With the clicking sound of the old-fashioned projector, a beam of light was projected onto the black curtain. Immediately afterwards, a line of text was displayed on the curtain: Works by Masahiro Nakamura. Then, the screen went dark, and when the screen lit up again

, the story of the film has officially begun.

As the alarm clock rang, the protagonist of the film, who was sleeping with his eyes closed, suddenly opened his eyes. He stretched out a hand from the bed, fumbled for the alarm clock on the bedside table, and pressed it hard.

Alarm clock button.

In an instant, the alarm clock that had been ringing suddenly became quiet. The hand holding the alarm clock retracted a little, and the protagonist squinted at it, lifted the quilt, and immediately sat down from the bed.

Get up.

Scratching his hair, he gently put the alarm clock back on the bedside table. He moved to the bedside and slowly put his feet into the slippers under the bed. Then he stood up, turned around and leaned down, removing the quilt from the bed.

Organize and fold.

After leaving the bedroom, he stepped into the bathroom. While he was brushing his teeth, his wife's scolding came from the living room. She made a lot of criticisms and criticisms in terms of personality and work. At the end, he also deliberately reminded

He took time to handle divorce matters in the afternoon.

Suddenly, something seemed to flow out of his nose. He looked down and saw a bright drop of scarlet blood that attracted his attention. He subconsciously raised his hand to wipe it, and the wiped area on his palm was also stained with some blood-red blood.

Liquid.

He pulled some tissues in a panic, and quickly looked in the mirror. He first blocked his bleeding nostrils with tissues, and then took off the tissues and wiped the blood-stained areas. Whether it was the sink or his palms

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He checked it carefully and carefully over and over again, and only after confirming that there was no trace at all did he feel completely relieved. It was as if the nose bleeding just now had never happened at all.

Afterwards, he sat down at the dining table and ate breakfast quietly, just like the daily routine of most ordinary salarymen in Japan. Faced with his wife's scolding words, he remained silent, as if he was resigned to it.

In the beginning of the film, there is no tense plot, no exciting scenes, and no complicated techniques. There are just daily life stories narrated. Although the story seems very dull and the pace is relatively slow, it presents

Full of attraction.

For everyone present, there was an indescribable sense of immersion when watching this film. What is shown on the screen is the story of the protagonist of the film, but in real society, this is their life.

Everyone is watching the film attentively, but Masahiro Nakamura is carefully observing everyone's reactions. Although he thinks that he has achieved the ultimate in shooting and editing, the quality of this film is absolutely guaranteed, but the specific effect, he

Still a little bit empty.

Making movies is not just for self-entertainment. In addition to Nakamura Masahiro's own satisfaction, he also needs the approval of the audience. The approval of the audience does not necessarily mean a good movie, but without the approval of the audience, it is definitely not good.

Movie.

Well, this is Masahiro Nakamura’s basic understanding of movies. If you want to survive in the film and television industry for a long time, the movies you shoot must be recognized by the audience, so that the audiences who walk into the cinema feel that they are worth their money.<

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It was quiet inside the screening room. There was a quiet atmosphere. Apart from the flow of images on the screen and subtle synchronized sounds, there was no other noise. Everyone was watching the film seriously, staring at it without blinking.

On the screen, he looked fully immersed.

"Nakamura-san, why don't you look?"

Out of the corner of his eye, he noticed Nakamura Masahiro looking around slightly, and Genichiro Miyagi couldn't help but be stunned for a moment. He was sitting on the edge, just next to Nakamura Masahiro, so he came closer and asked in a low voice.

"Well, I've watched it countless times."

Seeing Miyagi Genichiro approaching, Nakamura Masahiro buried his head and replied in a low voice. Not to mention the shooting, just when editing in the editing room, Nakamura Masahiro looked back and forth countless times.

All over.

Whether it is a certain plot of the film or every frame of the picture, Nakamura Masahiro is extremely familiar with it. It is no exaggeration to say that even if he closes his eyes and does not look at the screen, Nakamura Masahiro can describe it in detail.

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Feeling bored, Miyagi Genichiro suddenly became speechless. Then, he withdrew his gaze and focused his gaze back on the screen in front of him. As the story slowly developed, his thoughts and ideas were all firmly stuck.<

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During the entire movie viewing process, there were no screams, no tears, everyone just watched the movie quietly. Following the protagonist in the movie through various encounters, and feeling his emotions empathetically.<

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When the smoke filled the protagonist's face and gradually submerged his clear face, everything began to become blurry. The picture on the screen gradually darkened, eventually losing its light and falling into darkness.

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The film was less than 100 minutes long, and the screening had ended at this time. As the old-fashioned projector clicked, the machine immediately stopped working. There was a slight sound of footsteps, and after about two or three seconds, the lights in the screening room came on.

Get up.

The first round of applause came from TV station friend Oshima, and then Nakamura Tomimasa and Miyagi Genichiro also clapped their hands, and then Ohzawa Yuhito and others joined in the clapping. There was a warm round of applause.

The expressions full of joy and excitement don’t seem to be fake. This film is probably a success, right?