Hayao Miyazaki's Daydream Data Notes (Miyazaki Hayao no ZassÅ nÅto) is the collective name for Hayao Miyazaki's annotated manga and illustrated essays he contributed, very sporadically, to the hobby magazine Model Graphix in the 1980s and early 90's. The name has also been translated into English as Hayao Miyazaki's Random Thoughts Notebook.
Development
The Daydream Notes began as private sketches that can be traced back to Miyazaki's earliest childhood. Born in 1941 he, like war babies all over Europe, drew almost exclusively planes, tanks and battleships. As Helen McCarthy noted in her book Hayao Miyazaki Master of Japanese Animation.
In the Porco Rosso chapter of her book, McCarthy quotes the following remark made by Miyazaki: "... the truth is that I am happiest when I am writing about stupid airplanes and tanks in magazines like Model Graphix ... ".
Media
Magazine
Installments of Daydream Notes were irregularly printed. Episodes occasionally appeared in the November 1984 through May 1990 issues of the monthly magazine Model Graphix.
Books
Selections from his Daydream Notes have been bundled in book form, published by Dainippon Kaiga in December 1992. In August 1997 a revised and expanded edition was released by the same publisher. The first edition does not contain HikÅtei Jidai.
The annotated manga The return of Hans (ãƒãƒ³ã‚¹ã®å¸°é‚„ , Hans no kikan) is not included in either edition but appears in a different collection, Tigers covered with mud: Hayao Miyazaki's delusion notes ( æ³¥ã¾ã¿ã‚Œã®è™Ž 宮崎駿ã®å¦„想ノート, doromamire no tora miyazaki hayao no mÅsÅ nÅto ), published, by Dainippon Kaiga, in August 2002.
Installments / Contents
- Shirarezaru Kyojin no Mattei
- KÅtetsu no Ikuji
- TahÅtÅ no Deban
- Noufu no Me
- RyÅ« no KÅtetsu
- KyÅ«shÅ« JÅkÅ« no JÅ«gÅsakuki
- KÅshahÅtÅ
- Q-ship
- AnshÅmaru Monogatari
- London JÅkuu 1918-nen
- Saihin Zensen
- HikÅtei Jidai, an early version of Porco Rosso
- Buta no Tora
Radio Broadcast
In 1995, Miyazaki's Daydream Notes was turned into a series of radio broadcasts for Nippon Broadcasting System. When commenting on this dramatisation in an interview for Tokuma Shoten's Animage magazine, Miyazaki explains his political stance as an opponent of Japan's rearmament and contrasts this with his lifelong interests in war, military affairs and military hardware. He explains that he expresses this fascination by drawing the fantastical craft, which are then published in Model Graphix, a magazine for scale model creation. He said that he did his best drawings when he was serializing his manga Nausicaä, "After staying up till dawn drawing the last manga pages to meet the printer's deadline, I would draw these models the next day; each would take a week." He went on to say "In essence it is my hobby to draw seemingly real vehicles, it works as my psychological release valve."
Notes
References
External links
- "Nausicaa.net". Retrieved 2007-04-18.Â
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