A personal review of japanese movies that i've watched
If you want to read my Review of Your Lie in April, read this post. In 四月は君の嘘, Kousei Arima was a promising pianist. But, trauma left him unable to hear the sound of his instrument. Until he meets Kaori Miyazono, a violinist who sees the world through the lens of freedom and as if there is no tomorrow.
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If you want to read my review of Just Remembering, read this post. In ちょっと思い出しただけ, during the COVID pandemic, a couple of ex-lovers meet, unintentionally, and begin to remember the time they lived together as lovers, only to go their separate ways again.
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If you want to read my review of In the City of Dawn, also known as Before Sunrise, read this post. In 夜明けの街で, Watabe Kazuya started an relationship outside marriage with his co-worker, Nakanishi Akiba. In addition to having to balance his double life, he found out that she is the main suspect in the murder of her father’s ex-lover.
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If you want to read my review of Her Granddaughter, read this post. In 娚の一生, Dozono Tsugumi really likes to stay at her grandmother’s house in the countryside. Unfortunately, her grandmother died and she decides to take care of the house. Out of the blue, a former student of her grandmother appears and says he has the right to live in the adjoining house. Thus, they begin to live together in this strange arrangement.
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If you want to read my review of The Garden Of Words, read this post. In 言の葉の庭, During the rainy season in Tokyo, a couple who lives in different worlds have the same idea, to kill time in Shinjuku Gyoen National Park (新宿御苑). There, an unlikely friendship emerges between them during the rainy mornings.
Continue reading “The Garden Of Words”Evergreen Love has beautiful piano arrangements in the soundtrack and to close the perfect package, JUJU-Yasashisa de afureru youni.
If you want to read my review of Evergreen Love, read this post. In 植物図鑑, Sayaka doesn’t have big emotions in her solitary life. One day, Itsuki, a mysterious boy full of secrets, passes out in front of her house. She takes him in and the two start living as roommates.
Continue reading “Evergreen Love”Zefear, Tea Flow – I Found Myself is present in the soundtrack of Tokyo Love Story. Possibly the best Japanese series I’ve watched. This song is wonderful. The only downside is that it’s short.
If you want to read my review of Call boy, read this post. In 娼年, Morinaka Ryo is a college student and works at a bar at night. He lives with a feeling of torpor, insensitive to life, friends and relationships. One night, Ryo piques the interest of the pimp of a male brothel and she invites him to work as a prostitute. He sees it as an opportunity to reframe his life.
Continue reading “Call Boy”“If you think about it, you’ll realize that the things that motivate you the most are the things you hate the most.”
IMAJUKU ASAMI AS ERIKO.