Yes lads, its happening. Feudal Japan is back on board (no pun intention)Last year we had Ōoku now we are back with a new Medical period drama>As a result of a strange encounter with a mysterious carcinogenic fetus he found inside a patient's skull, brain surgeon Minakata Jin has slipped back through time. Equipped with modern medical knowledge, he faces various fatal diseases and injuries. Then, he meets the ordinary people of Edo as well as illustrious figures, and his surgical knife carves out a new history and story of life.
>>289135081lasttt
doneeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Supportive bump
>>289221702>at which point they actually paid the slightest amount of attention
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>jailbait prostitute dying>effeminate actor dying>long time fren dyingWhy so much death.
>>289224612Rough timesAnd in the case of the actor, stubborn tradition
>>289221634TADAIMA!!!
>>289221702Guest starring five Hanzawas
>>289221754Cute
>>289221815>JUST MARRY ALREADY!!!
>>289224612>Why so much death.Feudal Japan takes no prisoners.
>>289221841You thought it's all fine and dandy?FUCK YOU!!!
>>289224022Can guide a horse but can't make it drink.
>>289224114The school trip arc.
>>289224255Thx buddy.
>>289221728Just wait 2 years, lol
>>289223989Boy people in the past sure loved huffing lead, huh?They fueled their cars with it even
>>289221702II forgotten again...
>>289221815How fucking long is he going to stretch this engagement for
>>289224088This guy REALLY wants his holiday
>>289224114This feels like a beach episode's first two minutes
>>289224255Thanks thou saucy fellow
Bump
>>289224255Thank you for posting!
>>289224612>jailbait prostituteShe was a JD at the start of the series. By now she's OL/MILF age.
>>289221620>>289221830They had horses, so why keeping using palanquin?Tradition?
>>289225047If you survive the bandits, famine, plague and random youkai bullshit, the author still needs someone to die for the chapter cliffhanger.
>>289221754Nokaze looks good in anything
>>289232264>so why keeping using palanquin?>Tradition?Either that or because it's probably a status symbol. You're making 4+ grown men ferry you to your destination in your own private "carriage". It's like the limousine of Feudal Japan. If only we had a friendly /his/tori/a/n to educate us.
>>289221597Bump
>>289235504Song dynasty in China had already figured out that using men as beasts of burden was humiliating. So they limited palanquins to only the very highest levels of society.
>>289224214Ah, so it was an LED bulb instead of an incandescent. This took an insane amount of effort for one Japanese genius to create even in the modern day:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AF8d72mA41MJin should consider himself lucky that Hisashige didn't burn out the LED by applying too high of a voltage to it.
>>289238966See?A little pain gets people back in line.
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>>2892322641. riding a horse requires training and isn't as easy as just hailing a cab2. riding with a rotten leg would be painful3. horses are expensive (though he could probably afford it)4. the horse are deeply associated with the warrior class a.k.a. the bushi and their "Way of Horse and Bow". wouldn't be surprised if actors were barred from owning one5. riding horses is for guards and servants and the occasional adventurous hatamoto, not a respectable gentleman6. he's trying to be inconspicuous7. Traditiooooooooon! tradition!
>>289239527Thanks OP!So Tanosuke is a male role-playing women on stage? I guess it wasn't such a big deal back then.
>>289242214Successful onnagata were a pretty big deal.How they came about is actually hilarious. According to tradition, kabuki was invented by a woman, so obviously kabuki plays had women in female roles in the beginning. But because the Japanese have always been deranged about their celebrities, the men in their audience got into deadly fights over the actresses. The government also didn't like that many samurai were obsessing over low-born wenches. They banned women from performing, and female roles were taken over by teenage boys. However, the teenage boys were still so popular that they caused social unrest. The government then forced the teenage boy actors to switch to the adult male hairstyle, and that apparently was enough to stop fans from getting violent over them. Female role actors could still become hugely popular celebrities, beloved by men (who could buy their sexual services) and women.
>>289243104we should also note europe also had male actors playing female roles since medieval times, so japan wasn't that unique.
Bump.
>>289238784*people smiling in photos wasn't a thing at first.
>>289243530It goes back to the Ancient Greeks.
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>>289232264palanquin runners dont shit in the street
>>289224022I would know that titanium oxide is a safe white pigment but i sure don't know how to make so it would be like the meme of going back in time just to awe the primitives with tales of electricity and computers that i can't produce
>>289238492>>289224214I thought they showed it close up and it was incandescent, either way, overdriving a lamp will make it brighter but will also kill it way faster.You know that famed everlasting incandescent bulb, it's just extra tick wire being very underdriven, it's dim as fuck, that's why it lasts forever.
>>289239388>>289239420Waited too long,fag
>>289239527Thank you for posting!
>>289238758Mind your souls, guys
>>289239250This kid just keeps getting abused
>>289239527Thanks thou saucy fellow
>>289247411the dump is over, let it rest before the shogunate bans bumping too
>>289232264>They had horses, so why keeping using palanquin?As some anon has already pointed out, during the Tokugawa Shogunate, only samurai of middle rank or higher were permitted to ride horses. Most people could not ride on horseback, except when they were being transported as cargo.It may be interesting to mention that the horse castration was rarely practiced in Japan until the 20th century, for some reason. Because of this, the horses that samurai treasured for their abilities were often hard to control. But, at the same time, mastering such a horse was a proof of a rider's exceptional skill.
>>289238492>Jin should consider himself lucky that Hisashige didn't burn out the LED by applying too high of a voltage to it.Voltage is important, but he should have also thought about the polarity of LEDs. Or, since the problem was just a dead battery, he should have just kept the flashlight as it was.
>>289239182Reminder that this Hepburn is THE Hepburn
>>289252759history is beyond altered at this point, and I doubt the manga will address it.
page 10 bump
>>289255513It's not much but it's honest work.
>>289255527>>289255513Good job
I'm still reading along since chapter 1.
>>289232264>They had horses, so why keeping using palanquin?As the other anon has said, it was forbidden by law. Only certain samurai and people the government gave explicit permission for(like when Jin went around to save people with penicilin, hell he even got allowed to ride a steamship to heal people) could use horses.
Soooon
>>289256405Based.
>>289238921>three years since kichijurotime flies
>>289255513
>>289239182the minakata family has come to cash in on the protection money
>>289239250tanosuke's right leg is rotting but in this panel it looks finemanga RUINED
>>289262880It's obvious from the toes that that's his left leg.
>>289262880ACTING dear boy
>>289264968You ever saw someone who is in dire need of a punch?
>>289265261Ominous.
Oooooooova
>>289266302Thx matey.
>>289266302Thanks champ
vbump
>>289265261Freaky lady
>>289266302Thanks thou saucy fellow
