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永遠の0 [Eien no 0] #4
Zero Eterno
佐伯健太郎は、駆け出しライターの姉・慶子の依頼を受け、つい最近までその存在さえ知らなかった“本当の祖父”宮部久蔵について調べていた。終戦数日前に特攻で死んだという「その人」の像を結ぶための驚きと感動に満ちた旅――。この巻では、健太郎にとって大きなテーマ「特攻とはテロなのか」について深く考察、ある答えを見い出す。
- GenresManga
210 pages, Paperback
First published November 28, 2011
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About the author
Naoki Hyakuta
53 books14 followersAssociated Names:
* Naoki Hyakuta
* 百田 尚樹 (Japanese)
* 百田尚樹 (Chinese)
Naoki Hyakuta is a Japanese novelist and television producer. He is known for his right-wing political views and denying Japanese war crimes prior to and during World War II. He is particularly known for his 2006 novel The Eternal Zero, which became a popular 2013 film, his controversial period as a governor of government broadcaster NHK, as well as his support of Nanjing Massacre denial. Hyakuta has written a number of other books, several of which have been turned into films, such as Bokkusu and Monsuta.
* Naoki Hyakuta
* 百田 尚樹 (Japanese)
* 百田尚樹 (Chinese)
Naoki Hyakuta is a Japanese novelist and television producer. He is known for his right-wing political views and denying Japanese war crimes prior to and during World War II. He is particularly known for his 2006 novel The Eternal Zero, which became a popular 2013 film, his controversial period as a governor of government broadcaster NHK, as well as his support of Nanjing Massacre denial. Hyakuta has written a number of other books, several of which have been turned into films, such as Bokkusu and Monsuta.
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April 7, 2018
Tertohok dengan ending-nya. Apakah harga nyawa Miyabe hanya dibayar oleh secercah kebencian?! Haaah???
Seperti biasa, Kentaro masih terus menyelidiki sosok sang kakek yang tewas karena menjadi pasukan kamikaze. Menjelang akhir, salah satu informan yang diwawancarai Kentaro bertemu dengan seorang jurnalis. Mereka berdua berdebat perihal stigma bahwa pasukan kamikaze sama dengan teroris.
Sempat baca berulang kali bagian penjelasan pengaruh media dalam masa perang Jepang yang juga menyebut-nyebut tentang Perjanjian Portsmouth. Sampai cari tahu isi perjanjiannya biar paham konteks yang sedang dijabarkan di dalam cerita. Namun secara keseluruhan, seri keempat ini begitu intens. Saya harus lekas baca seri pemungkasnya.
Seperti biasa, Kentaro masih terus menyelidiki sosok sang kakek yang tewas karena menjadi pasukan kamikaze. Menjelang akhir, salah satu informan yang diwawancarai Kentaro bertemu dengan seorang jurnalis. Mereka berdua berdebat perihal stigma bahwa pasukan kamikaze sama dengan teroris.
Sempat baca berulang kali bagian penjelasan pengaruh media dalam masa perang Jepang yang juga menyebut-nyebut tentang Perjanjian Portsmouth. Sampai cari tahu isi perjanjiannya biar paham konteks yang sedang dijabarkan di dalam cerita. Namun secara keseluruhan, seri keempat ini begitu intens. Saya harus lekas baca seri pemungkasnya.
June 16, 2018
Intense. Perjalanan untuk menyingkap sosok sesungguhnya Kyuzo Miyabe semakin menunjukkan titip terang. Dalam volume ini, ada satu bagian yang menarik bagiku pribadi, yaitu ketika terjadi perdebatan sengit perihal peran media massa dalam membentuk opini masyarakat serta pengaruhnya dalam keputusan Jepang untuk terjun ke dalam Perang Dunia II.
February 1, 2022
Begitu intens. menuju satu volume terakhir. Menguak penyebab kenapa Kakek Miyabe akhirnya memutuskan bergabung dg tim kamikaze.
Seperti biasa, karena sy cukup maniak dg peswat tempur, Artworknya sungguh sempurna dan detail!!!
Seperti biasa, karena sy cukup maniak dg peswat tempur, Artworknya sungguh sempurna dan detail!!!
May 25, 2021
a touching heart story when the son tries to know more about his father
October 27, 2024
第四集將力很強
August 23, 2016
Os cinco volumes têm resenhas independentes, com mais informações sobre a evolução da obra:
– Zero Eterno - Volume 1
– Zero Eterno - Volume 2
– Zero Eterno - Volume 3
– Zero Eterno - Volume 4
– Zero Eterno - Volume 5
– Zero Eterno - Volume 1
– Zero Eterno - Volume 2
– Zero Eterno - Volume 3
– Zero Eterno - Volume 4
– Zero Eterno - Volume 5
October 31, 2021
This is my first and probably only "review".
To be honest, I'm not even writing this to actually *review* this volume, but instead to comment on something that happened in the story.
(spoilers ahead)
The idea that the japanese would criticize Kyuzo Miyabe for killing an "unarmed" pilot is just ridiculous. Anyone that is familiar with the basic of japanese behavior during the WWII, specially their treatment towards PoWs, knows that they were FAR from being "honored" soldiers (even the civilians that lived near the PoW Camps used to make fun of the starving prisioners who were working endlessly and getting beaten to unconsciousness daily). Miyabe would most likely be congratulated instead of condemned.
Eien no 0 is a very good work that I'm enjoying way more than I thought I would. However, this specific part of the plot really pissed me off to the point that I felt the urge to write my opinion here, to prevent others (who aren't aware of the facts) from being misled.
The author, Naoki Hyakuta, was very accurate in most aspects related to the aircrafts and the war timelines, therefore I have no idea why he created such a delusional event in the middle of it.
To anyone who wants to get more into the history of the japanese during the WWII, "Unbroken", "The Rape of Nanking" and "Grass" are some of the best books I know of.
To be honest, I'm not even writing this to actually *review* this volume, but instead to comment on something that happened in the story.
(spoilers ahead)
The idea that the japanese would criticize Kyuzo Miyabe for killing an "unarmed" pilot is just ridiculous. Anyone that is familiar with the basic of japanese behavior during the WWII, specially their treatment towards PoWs, knows that they were FAR from being "honored" soldiers (even the civilians that lived near the PoW Camps used to make fun of the starving prisioners who were working endlessly and getting beaten to unconsciousness daily). Miyabe would most likely be congratulated instead of condemned.
Eien no 0 is a very good work that I'm enjoying way more than I thought I would. However, this specific part of the plot really pissed me off to the point that I felt the urge to write my opinion here, to prevent others (who aren't aware of the facts) from being misled.
The author, Naoki Hyakuta, was very accurate in most aspects related to the aircrafts and the war timelines, therefore I have no idea why he created such a delusional event in the middle of it.
To anyone who wants to get more into the history of the japanese during the WWII, "Unbroken", "The Rape of Nanking" and "Grass" are some of the best books I know of.
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March 20, 2018Kamikaze = terorist?
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