Jakby ktoś chciał poprosiłem znajomą z Japonii o przetłumaczenie sensu tego reportażu: "【〜2:00】about surprising news happened the day before - a road near the Kabuki-Za collapsed. (nothing relevant) 【2:00〜】Introduction to culture - by Toshizo Namba (the man with black grasses) Mr. Namba introduced the Osaka Museum of Europe’s Art (the title of this video says like this, but the museum was focusing on works of East Europe, especially Poland, Hungry, and Russia.). for the museum privately, and opened it. Usually he shows about 50 of them. (There is no date, but this news was broadcasted in early 1970s, I suppose. The museum closed in 1990.) He introduced some works of Jacek Yerka, Jan (something I can’t find out how to spell his name, I’m sorry), and Zdzisłow Beksinski. Mr. Koyama says like this; works of East Europe has not been famous among Japanese, because many countries were communist. However, the situation has begun to change. If the countries gains stronger bound with west European countries, it’ll be much more difficult for us to collect works. So, I thought now is a good chance to inspire Japanese by the great works of East Europe’s artists. 【6:20〜】 Songs of this month (nothing relevant) 【7:00〜】(different news program starts) This is about the opening of the Osaka Museum of Europe's Art, and some interviews with the director. He said almost same thing as above." Mam nadzieję że komuś pomogłem ^^
Daniel Dziękuję. Jestem niezmiernie wdzięczny za pomoc. Na forum Galerii Dmochowski jest również trochę informacji na temat tego reportażu. Pozdrawiam.
Jakby ktoś chciał poprosiłem znajomą z Japonii o przetłumaczenie sensu tego reportażu: "【〜2:00】about surprising news happened the day before - a road near the Kabuki-Za collapsed. (nothing relevant)
【2:00〜】Introduction to culture - by Toshizo Namba (the man with black grasses)
Mr. Namba introduced the Osaka Museum of Europe’s Art (the title of this video says like this, but the museum was focusing on works of East Europe, especially Poland, Hungry, and Russia.).
for the museum privately, and opened it. Usually he shows about 50 of them. (There is no date, but this news was broadcasted in early 1970s, I suppose. The museum closed in 1990.) He introduced some works of Jacek Yerka, Jan (something I can’t find out how to spell his name, I’m sorry), and Zdzisłow Beksinski.
Mr. Koyama says like this; works of East Europe has not been famous among Japanese, because many countries were communist. However, the situation has begun to change. If the countries gains stronger bound with west European countries, it’ll be much more difficult for us to collect works. So, I thought now is a good chance to inspire Japanese by the great works of East Europe’s artists.
【6:20〜】
Songs of this month (nothing relevant)
【7:00〜】(different news program starts)
This is about the opening of the Osaka Museum of Europe's Art, and some interviews with the director. He said almost same thing as above." Mam nadzieję że komuś pomogłem ^^
Daniel Dziękuję. Jestem niezmiernie wdzięczny za pomoc. Na forum Galerii Dmochowski jest również trochę informacji na temat tego reportażu. Pozdrawiam.
Pomijając fakt świetnego materiału,to świetna muzyczka jest w openingu tv :D
Ta muzyczka jest super :D
ありがとうございました🙏
この映画が気に入ってくれてありがとう、ありがとう。
素晴らしい
Cool!
materiał dla koneserów, dzięki Andy
I wonder what happened to these paintings :/
Nic prawie nie widać.
Japoński dziennikarz co chwila, Woow :)
Biksinski .. .. .