Japanese Animation and Identity

Japanese anime and identity in orientalism, Edward Saeed, "As with the West itself, it is an idea with tradition of history, thought, image and vocabulary, which gives reality and existence" (5) . A complex network of eastern political, economic, academic, cultural, or geographical reality is called "orientalism", a way to reach an agreement with the eastern part, or another geographically different way. Saeed defines Orientalism as France - UK experience in the Arab world, but his basic discussion can be applied more widely to other processes.

As one of the courses on Japanese national identity, I decided to focus their views on people with disabilities (spiritual or other people). I am looking for a change (or increase) in the description of these issues as contents of animation, at least to some extent, related to public attitudes.

Animation is a word that is widely used, which refers to the animation that is usually sold to Japanese viewers, which were invented and produced by Japanese creators at once. Anime is a very different medium of art and entertainment. One is due to the cultural difference of its contents, and the other is due to the technology related to the production, which is a fusion of the old and contemporary ideas. Imagine what you see on the screen begins with a screenwriter working with the director to determine the tone of the piece. Once this is taken care they approach conceptual artists - people who are highly skilled in translating words into images depicting a conscious and living world.

There are various differences between Japanese culture and American culture in animation animation of different cultures. Animation is usually produced for the sole purposes of American children's entertainment, but Japanese animation is also known as Japan and Western animation, and it is a form of anyone's favorite media. Unlike Age Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Sponge Bob Squirt Pants, you will see two very popular American animations.

The image of Japanese cartoon of cousin, comic, or Japanese anime helps shape the identity of contemporary Japanese women. Japanese animation and animation helps to study the role of women in society. Popular culture reflects and stimulates changes in Japanese society by observing changes in animation and themes. Pop culture also helps people understand the dynamics of Japanese society and culture. Identified actions are not "Japanese" like integration, loyalty, respect, etc. 8, there are some subtle points that make themes and roles Japanese. Finally, the Japanese anime industry is suitable for men and women of all ages. Unlike the animation industry in the United States, this is important because children's programs are primarily targeted at young boys.