Katsura Hashino, directing Persona 5
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.พ. 2017
- toco toco - Katsura Hashino, Game Creator
TODAY'S GUEST
Katsura Hashino, Game Creator
今回のゲスト
橋野桂、ゲームクリエイター
PLACES WE WENT TO
TSUTAYA Sangenjaya, Sangenjaya Area
Restaurant SKY CARROT, Sangenjaya Area
Atlus Offices
訪れた場所
TSUTAYA 三軒茶屋店, 三軒茶屋周辺
スカイキャロット, 三軒茶屋周辺
アトラス社
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In this episode, we follow Katsura Hashino, director of various RPG games including episodes of the world-renown Persona series, he will introduce us to philosophy and his work.
Starting from Shibuya’s Center Gai, we will hop on the Den-en-Toshi line over to Sangenjaya, which was the inspiration to create the city of Yongenjaya, a key area in Hashino’s latest title: Persona 5. We will learn more on Hashino’s thinking process that led to creating Yongenjaya, and the overall tone he wanted to apply to Persona 5.
We will then head towards the Carrot Tower, one of Sangenjaya’s landmarks, to TSUTAYA, a famous chain store that sells books and games, where Hashino wanders to find inspiration. Hashino likes to read his newly acquired books at the top floor of the tower, that offers a view all over the city. The tower’s observatory is also a place where Hashino can gather his thoughts and find new ideas.
Our last stop will be at the Atlus offices, to learn more about Hashino’s vision and future projects.
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Just like his games his final message contained some great wisdom
Was just about to tweet this video to you, seems you where 10 months ahead of me :D
Oi johne
The sheer variety in your guest and the fact that you have some very high profile individuals on your show is absolutely incredible. The fact that you guys do this for youtube and take the time to add english subtitles is really amazing. I just wanted to let you guys know I love your work and will keep coming back to it to hear from more inspirational artists and about their lives. Thank you.
Thanks a lot for your comment. It is really motivating to see that our work is appreciated. Hope you stay tuned and enjoy what’s coming next!
Trust me, I will be :)
i'm a big fan of podtaku so it's cool seeing you here!
Nocturne, Catherine, Persona 3 4 and 5.. dang this man is really something
Weight of the world is no easy task and what he had accomplished is something that you and I can never accomplished like some people really are born differently
I can't imagine the satisfaction when you see your game on shelf with lots of awards and He can still say"Be happy with what you have". Amazing.
Just casually throws out his directing credits like that. What a resume. Will miss his involvement on future Persona games, and greatly looking forward to Project Re Fantasy. Thanks for these excellent documentaries.
Yeah persona and shin megami tensei are doomed without people like him and this is why Jews are pathetic they try take one thing to make it sound like it will last forever like some deity but when it comes crashing down they will start something
persona 5 director now ? damn you guys deserve more suscriber !
keep up the good work :)
Thank you!
He mentions picaresque novels in the beginning. A definition:
A picaresque narrative is usually written in first person as an autobiographical account.
The main character is often of low character or social class. He or she gets by with wits and rarely deigns to hold a job.
There is little or no plot. The story is told in a series of loosely connected adventures or episodes.
There is little if any character development in the main character. Once a pícaro, always a pícaro. His or her circumstances may change but these rarely result in a change of heart.
The pícaro's story is told with a plainness of language or realism.
Satire is sometimes a prominent element.
The behavior of a picaresque hero or heroine stops just short of criminality. Carefree or immoral rascality positions the picaresque hero as a sympathetic outsider, untouched by the false rules of society.
It explains alot about the narrative style of Persona 5 that I didn’t really get. I can see that there are alot of modern and very popular films that apply to the description too. The appeal seems to be one that’s in all of us. Interesting that Persona 5 was also an exploration of the sides of good and evil that appeal to us. It seems like a logical progression.
I believe he knows what is stylistically compelling in exploring an environment. Even if other reasons get you into some of the games he worked on, you come back to explore. It is interesting that the environments make you ask alot of questions about their details and that there are alot of complicated answers and alot left unanswered. Like life and exploration tend to be. One big appeal seems to be places that are very ‘lived in’. That is what’s compelling about urban exploration. there is alot of urbex (urban exploration) photography that does this. You can see some of it here in this video. places we don’t go or can’t go for one reason or another or that we are even afraid of but that have alot of story and background. He seems drawn to those places so he’s a good person to capture them. Make a vacation out of a series of those places with none of the complications and it’s a compelling visual journey you can set to almost anything. It explains why some of the better urban exploration games have you move through the environments from a certain perspective or at a certain pace. It’s interesting that many of the appeals of exploration seem to have sort of been borrowed by Resident Evil after they would have naturally assumed the ideas were borrowed from them. The places we want to explore. Very important in any medium.
Thank you for the analysis and for the insight!
I have once lived in Sangen-jaya for 2-3years and really want all you guys(persona5 fans) to visit there when you come to Tokyo. It's really a nice city, and it takes only 5 minutes or so to get there from Shibuya, by train.
Sangenjaya is great indeed, especially by night!
I studied there for 6 years. I don’t live in Japan anymore but I have memories in every place that appears in Persona 5. It was surreal playing the game so far from Japan.
These are so good. I wonder have you ever considered producing 40 min versions or even 1 hour special episodes? I would absolutely pay for these. Netflix, Sony Pictures Television, Crackle, PlayStation Video, PlayStation Vue could be potential future gateways too. Thanks for another great episode!
...and on iTunes for Apple TV
> I wonder have you ever considered producing 40 min versions or even 1 hour special episodes?
“Branching Paths”, documentary about Japan's indies scene from the same director - branchingpaths.jp/
Aleks Dorohovich Thanks for the link!
Aleks Dorohovich on the Branching Paths site it says "coming July 29th 2016" - has it been delayed?
no, it's already released (on Playism and Steam)
playism-games.com/game/287/branching-paths
store.steampowered.com/app/494680
i love how casually he's talking about how he created history. Honestly though, i will forever be looking up to this man now that i know who he is. Thank you Katsura Hashiro for bringing happiness to what was once dull, cramped life.
English and French subtitles are available under the “CC” menu. Chinese, Italian, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish and Russian subtitles have also been made available through Community Contributions, which are also open for additional language submissions. Thank you for following toco toco!
Just see one french translation problem, Hoshino didn't work on the first Persona (as a director). The english subtitle is correct.
Fixed, thanks!
Russian lang has been added.
Thanks!!!
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Hashino is so Inspirational and grounded. When I finished Persona 5 I came to the conclusion that it was the best game I’ve ever played. I could enjoy listening to Hashino for hours telling us about the creation of the game. Sega & Atlus deserve credits as well. Other studios could’ve rushed the process or completely avoid the idea of the game. I can’t imagine a world without these beautiful games.
You guys did an amazing job with this video. More people need to see this.
Didn’t cared much for P5 when it came out, only picked it out a year later and my god wat was I missing. Played it twice now and am going through P5 Royal now I can only say how amazing it is to have a bit of insight on the man behind one of my favourite games ever, truly a masterpiece
Be a little bit careful though. P5 Royal sadly did not have him return with any role like he did for P4G or Catherine: Full Body as a producer. You’ll find some changes here and there in its gameplay story and intentions that will throw you a little off wondering if Hashino really had this in mind for P5.
@@doctorpringles12 what? Persona 5 royal is much better than the original person 5
So this is the guy responsible for making me cry a bunch times.... huh
Man that concept art for the fantasy RPG looks unreal.
Found this channel because of Yoko Taro's episode but there is such a good backlog to go through, will definitely have fun watching previews episodes of people familiar and unfamiliar.
This guy is just awesome he has helped created one of my favorite series and you can tell he has put a lot of love and care into this series. I'm excited for Project Re Fantasy.
Damn this interview feels like playing the game itself
I watched this video 5-6 times over the years, one of my favorite story driven video game short documentary ever. Thanks.
The definition of an Underrated Channel
Thanks for the kind word!
The track record of this guy is insane, the persona games got consistently better + he directed Nocturne and Catherine, lol Meanwhile, Square gives all the money and liberty in the world for guys like Nomura, Nojima and Motomu... there's a reason why Persona took over as the standard for jrpgs, Atlus had the real talent.
True, we're really looking forward to Project Re Fantasy!
@@ArchipelDocumentaries Oh for sure, it will be a massacre. The only major fantasy jrpgs are dragon quest and Final Fantasy. Here comes Atlus again showing who have the real talent.
Persona 5 is a gem of video games! And his creator is really humble.
Thank you so much for these amazing profiles and for adding subtitles.
I have so much respect for this guy. Being involved in games like Persona 3, Catherine, P4 and now P5. Just amazing stuff.
respect for his philosophy and genuine desire for creating good games
if every creator was like him instead of trying to follows the trends no one would ever be bored
This was a fantastic interview, I love the way it's shot and the information it contains. I felt like I was able to not only have a greater appreciation for the work he's done, but that I was able to gain genuine insight and inspiration. Thank you for making this!
Legendary director
Can't wait for his next big project, Project Re Fantasy.
I aspire to be like this guy one day, when I'll be a Game Developer myself.
Since this video was released I waited like crazy for the project hinted at the end.
It's mesmerising to see this vidoc after the announcement of Metaphor Re Fantazio.
Brilliant stuff.
I love having these insights by the creators from behind the scenes. Thank you for making this and publishing it online.
You made my favorite games ever! So excited for Project Re Fantasy. This channel is so good, plz keep up this amazing work
The best in the world at what he does.
Does anyone else wish they had a huge manga store near them?
This video makes me want to reach out to the developer and thank him for being humble and inspirational
So thankful fort that vid, just so inspiring ! Gonna check out the others episodes right now !
Thanks for your comment, hope you enjoy the other episodes as well!
Man, can't wait for see the ReFantasy Project in motion. Thanks Archipel for the interview!
I almost cryed ...
Such a legend, I'm so happy to see Atlus get the widespread recognition it deserves after decades of being exceptional.
Incredible work, thank you! Hashino's works are really inspiring.
Thanks for your comment!
Brilliant! Thank you for making this video!
Thanks for watching!
I really look forward to their new project.
And I'm loving these interviews. Really good work.
Thank you.
Love it. As always going to check more
Truly a top-quality TH-cam channel with substance.
I keep coming back to this video fro inspiration. Bless this Channel for Gold content 🥲
Great timing for this! ;)
I wish someone at SquareEnix would pay particular attention to what he says from 6:55 to 8:30. What he says he does NOT do is exactly how SE designers have approached games for the last decade and a half. SE draws whimsical looking places and characters with lots of buckles and hair mouse, and tries to piecemeal a story around them. When audiences don't like a game, they assume it's because of ingredients (characters, linear story, open world, battle systems, etc.), and subsequent games have had swapped in ingredients with equal levels of empty experiences. I've tried to verbalize what has been so much better about games like Persona 3 and Persona 4 than anything SE has produced in recent years, but have always struggled. The placement of experience at the core is perfect. The experience can be about beating a hard boss, being welcomed home by Nanako, or whatever else a player finds on the journey that is comfortable.
4:46 Wow, isn't it Emanon? Bringing back memories.
This video was truly amazing. Great job guys
Thank you!
9:00
神話しかり、本来ファンタジーという機能ってそういうもんだったはずなんだよなぁ
Thank you for making such remarkable videos!
Thank you for watching!
love the video! also Hashino with the gameboy sp in the restaurant :D
I need to know what he was playing on the GBA!
He appears to be playing MOTHER 3 or perhaps MOTHER 1 + 2
toco toco tv replied to one of my comments and let me know it was Dragon Quest III that he was playing!
this is great!! thanks for this! can't wait for persona 5 to be released to the west XD
Wow.. incredibly well made video. I used to live close to Sangenjaya and I can still see carrot tower in the distance. It’s so funny to think he may be up there drinking ice coffee and coming up with a brilliant new idea.
Glad you enjoyed, but unfortunately since Atlus moved to the SEGA new HQ towards Osaki odds he doesn't go there quite often anymore.
Great episode, as always! love your work!
Thank you!
Brilliant video, loved it! wish it were longer tho, but still, so glad we can see more of the genious Hashino. Keep the hard work guys, never gonna unsuscribe this channel!
Thanks a lot for the kind word.
The Goat!
Thanks for video! Awesome work, I'm brazilian and discover Persona serie recently, I falling in love for franchise, thanks for show me more this master piece. ♥️♥️♥️
Thanks for watching!
This show is brilliant __ Netflix would be foolish to not offer you guys fully funded series!
Thank you for the kind word!
Archipel can you interview Yoshiaki Kawajiri or Takeshi Koike (and off the side maybe ask them to please please please do another Ninja/Samurai film series for NETFLIX) 😁✌️
I've been waiting for this !
Hope you liked it!
finally hearing behind the legends (watched Mr. Soejima’s video too) that changed my life since bumping accidentally into the Persona series when I was 15, it made me want to pursue art/creative/story-telling. thank you Archipel
Thanks for watching, we're definitely looking forward to Hashino's next game.
You guys are awesome , keep up the good work
These videos make us respect more those developers whom already i like and love
Please next , Yoko Taro & Hideo Kojima
Thank you for the kind word!
Very nice episode as usual! I didn't know the observatory of the Carrot Tower, I will try it next time (especially for the Tôkyû Setagaya tram line seen at 6:17 !)
You should definitely try it - the view is great from the top, especially since there aren't many tall buildings around.
Thanks for this video, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Keep up the good work!
Also dem Matsumoto posters, lul
Thank you!
Hashino made a great contribution to megami tensei and persona series. When Persona 6 will be released in the future, he would praise the game for surpassing 5 and been taken under new development team. I'll be looking forward to play Project re Fantasy made by Hashino himself.
Thanks ! Merci !
I just wanna express my deep appreciation of your work ! And keep doing, you deserve a lot more subscribers . Thanks from Russia
Thanks for the kind word!
My favorite episode
If people like him didn’t exist a company like Atlus would have gone under a long time ago.
Nice video. Interesting to see some of the locations that were inspiration for the title. Might visit the Carrot Tower next time I go to Tokyo.
The view is amazing, we highly recommend it.
As soon as I read Shibuya, I instantly thought of Hachiko.. then not even a second later his statue/memorial is shown... brings a tear to my eye :'(.
Thanks!
Lovely series. Yall should try and get Yoko Taro, he seems like a fun character.
Merci beaucoup pour cet épisode et les sous titres en français!
Merci de nous suivre!
amazing!
Im glad you made persona 5 :)
You have my thanks
Hideo Kojima seems to be giving a lot of interviews lately since his new studio has just been furnished. I was wondering if you guys were planning on having him on the show anytime soon :D
I reaaaaaally love this channel. Its very interesting and funny!
Thank you!
once again the love-hate relationship of TH-cam magic, results in an encounter of this magnificent works, mad props
Glad you could make it in the end :)
Taro Yoko next
youthnando91 oh yes
오!!! 한글 자막도 있다니!! 감사합니다~ 잘볼게요.
신난다~ 진짜 보고 싶던건데.
Wow guys, can't believe you got Katsura Hashino! Just amazing, as usual of course ;)
Thank you, glad you liked it!
This guy is always amazing !
His final message. If some certain company ( blizzard ) would know that.
Marvelous interview
Thanks for watching!
This guy is my hero.
Damn i wished i knew this channel sooner, very nice content srsly
Thanks for watching!
thank you for a great video
Thank you for watching.
You're doing some amazing work
Thanks for the kind word.
Merci aux 漫画家 et aux ビデオゲームクリエーター d'exister; un peu de couleur dans cette univers assombri.
genial comme toujours !!
Merci!
Both he and hayao miyazaki have the same solution for creative roadblocks. If they go to high places, they can think more clearly and eventually create that transcendant art they want.
The videos are so cool and insightful
Thank you, we hope you'll enjoy what's coming next!
One day. I wish, one day il be able to pick up, with my very hands, a hard copy from a shop of my videogame, dream myself forward to that
amazing !!
Thank you!
can't wait for persona5..
There are geniuses behind SMT Nocturne and I wonder how many there are. I want to know who is responsible for which ideas and how they came to them. Unfortunately an in-depth look into that information does not exist as far as I know...If it does please direct me to it....I have a hard time believing Katsura Hashino was responsible for all my favorite stuff but if he is then he is a legend in my book.
this deserves a million more views
Thank you!
Thank You!
Thanks for watching!
This is an incredible insight into a great creator and the places that inspire him. You deserve way more subscribers! Also I am dying to know what game he was playing on the Gameboy Advance!
Thank you for the kind word - the game he was playing is Dragon Quest III.
Please, these videos are gems...
Thanks for watching!
Legend