LEGALLY watching Japanese Pokemon?

[Jeikobu]

Is there any way that I, who am in America, can legally watch Pokemon material in Japanese (subbed preferred but raw is also great), especially the new episodes of Best Wishes? I've heard TV Tokyo's website provides the anime, but I don't know whether this means they stream full episodes or not. In any case, I've looked over the site some, but haven't found anything yet, and my Japanese-speaking ability is probably only about intermediate.

I also discovered "KeyHole TV", which is a legal program from the Japanese government allowing people to stream certain Japanese TV channels live, including TV Tokyo. The problem is, based on when new eps air in Japan on Thursdays (7 PM JPT), I'd have to get up at 3 AM to see them. So, I wondered if these episodes would air as reruns, and when? Of course I'm still looking for other ways to watch it in addition to this, but it has to be legal. Please help if you can. I want to be able to keep seeing the show, but only legally.

[Teddiursa of the Sky]

While there may be some legal way out there, you might have to resort to watching the anime illegally streamed or recorded, which I do not support. The anime industry is hurting enough as it is -.-

What is keeping you from buying the Japanese DVD sets when they come out?

[Jeikobu]

I plan to do that eventually, but right now I'm already short on money and shipping from Japan is expensive, not to mention how expensive Japanese R2 discs are already. Someday when I'm in Japan I plan to buy them, but until then I'd like a better way to see them now.

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[Jeikobu]

I'm sorry, but I don't think I understand your question. If you want Pokemon pictures, trying starting with a web search, like Yahoo. Please don't go off topic in this thread, though. ;)

[fels]

Originally Posted by Jeikobu

I plan to do that eventually, but right now I'm already short on money and shipping from Japan is expensive, not to mention how expensive Japanese R2 discs are already. Someday when I'm in Japan I plan to buy them, but until then I'd like a better way to see them now.

My question is why? You clearly understand English so going through the trouble (especially legally) to get episodes in Japanese is kinda redundant

[Jeikobu]

Because the Japanese and English versions are different in a number of ways, I'm a purist, I love Japan, and I hate the English dub of Pokemon.

[fels]

Originally Posted by Jeikobu

Because the Japanese and English versions are different in a number of ways, I'm a purist, I love Japan, and I hate the English dub of Pokemon.

Sounds like you're being awkward for awkward's sake.

[Jeikobu]

Nope, just being who I am. We each have our own way. ;)