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I have now seen seven episodes of Mushishi (2005—2006), which Viking Zen and I started watching off Netflix last week. ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
mamishka, did you recommend this show to me? It's absolutely lovely—quiet, enigmatic, genuinely otherworldly; its stories feel like riddles or dreams, some of which may be nightmares, but beautiful all the same. They chime like folktales. I keep feeling one or more of cucumberseed's characters are going to wander through the landscape. My only complaint is that we can't stream it with subtitles, but that's what the DVDs are for. I cannot imagine I won't want to rewatch the entire thing.
mamishka, did you recommend this show to me? It's absolutely lovely—quiet, enigmatic, genuinely otherworldly; its stories feel like riddles or dreams, some of which may be nightmares, but beautiful all the same. They chime like folktales. I keep feeling one or more of cucumberseed's characters are going to wander through the landscape. My only complaint is that we can't stream it with subtitles, but that's what the DVDs are for. I cannot imagine I won't want to rewatch the entire thing.