<p>On Crunchyroll, the Flash streams are all soft-subbed (well, nearly all of them, some series are hard-subbed) and relies on the Flash renderer to display them. Crunchyroll actually sometimes streams subtitles (depending on licensing) for multiple languages.</p>

<p>You just need to right click on the Flash frame (where the video is being displayed) and you should see a list of subtitle options, including at the top "No Subtitles".</p>

<p>Note that Crunchyroll also does HTML5 video, so browser's like Chrome which supports AVC streams through HTML5 will <em>not</em> use Flash. These types of streams are still soft-subbed but the local renderer of the subtitles isn't Flash, and it's probably some plugin-type video player that does this, so how you turn off subtitles depends on your OS and how you've setup the browser.</p>

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2014-05-04T00:16:19.263Z
I am using Firefox, Windows 7 so it probably wont work with my browser. I tried to reproduce it, but in Firefox it doesn't have any of those options. It seems like they were using chrome too.
Izumi-reiLuLu
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2014-05-03T18:46:27.443Z
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2016-05-25T20:12:01.610Z
Jon Lin
<p>I was browsing on the internet looking for some legal sites that allow free or paid streaming of animes that are not subbed, are still in Japanese and are not dubbed. However, I can't seem to find any legal sites where I can actually find just the original animes that haven't been hard subbed.</p>

<p>Is there a list of legal websites that allow legal streaming of the animes without it being subbed or dubbed? </p>

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2014-05-03T16:38:48.400Z
crunchyroll, funimation , animefreak
Sp0T
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2014-05-03T16:42:48.870Z
@Sp0T If only seen subbed there. No raws.
Dimitri mx
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2014-05-03T21:35:20.057Z
@Sp0T Funimation only does ugly hardsubs; Animefreak isn't licensed.
senshin
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2014-05-04T22:12:48.383Z
though my only basis for this comment is from Funimation's and Madman's own actions, i wouldn't be surprised that there are Japanese streaming sites but are Geoblocked to everyone outside japan
Memor-X
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2014-05-05T18:48:18.263Z
@Memor-X Yes, there are - a fair number of Japanese shows get streamed (in potato quality) at [niconico](http://www.nicovideo.jp/).
senshin
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2016-04-19T10:40:41.693Z
You may find some more worth poiting out [here](http://myanimelist.net/featured/1617).
JNat
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Legal sites for anime in Japanese (raw - no subs or dubs)?
# Legal sites for anime in Japanese (raw - no subs or dubs)?
Posted by: username_0 on 2014-05-03
I was browsing on the internet looking for some legal sites that allow free or paid streaming of animes that are not subbed, are still in Japanese and are not dubbed. However, I can't seem to find any legal sites where I can actually find just the original animes that haven't been hard subbed.

Is there a list of legal websites that allow legal streaming of the animes without it being subbed or dubbed?
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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: crunchyroll, funimation , animefreak  
> **username_2**: @Sp0T If only seen subbed there. No raws.  
> **username_3**: @Sp0T Funimation only does ugly hardsubs; Animefreak isn't licensed.  
> **username_4**: though my only basis for this comment is from Funimation's and Madman's own actions, i wouldn't be surprised that there are Japanese streaming sites but are Geoblocked to everyone outside japan  
> **username_3**: @Memor-X Yes, there are - a fair number of Japanese shows get streamed (in potato quality) at [niconico](http://www.nicovideo.jp/).  
> **username_5**: You may find some more worth poiting out [here](http://myanimelist.net/featured/1617).  
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### Answer by username_6 on 2014-05-03. Score: 9
On Crunchyroll, the Flash streams are all soft-subbed (well, nearly all of them, some series are hard-subbed) and relies on the Flash renderer to display them. Crunchyroll actually sometimes streams subtitles (depending on licensing) for multiple languages.

You just need to right click on the Flash frame (where the video is being displayed) and you should see a list of subtitle options, including at the top "No Subtitles".

Note that Crunchyroll also does HTML5 video, so browser's like Chrome which supports AVC streams through HTML5 will *not* use Flash. These types of streams are still soft-subbed but the local renderer of the subtitles isn't Flash, and it's probably some plugin-type video player that does this, so how you turn off subtitles depends on your OS and how you've setup the browser.

[![enter image description here](https://i.sstatic.net/xO9Zk.png)](https://i.sstatic.net/xO9Zk.png)
> **Comments:**
> **username_0** (2014-05-04): I am using Firefox, Windows 7 so it probably wont work with my browser. I tried to reproduce it, but in Firefox it doesn't have any of those options. It seems like they were using chrome too.  
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