A personal review of japanese movies that i've watched
It’s inevitable. Every time I’m in Shinjuku and I go to eat or drink a beer at Omoide Yokocho, something like the alley of memories, I remember the series Midnight Diner – Tokyo Stories made by Netflix.
It was one of the best Japanese series I’ve watched. Really captivating, with an intimate setting and a beautiful opening song, Omoide by Suzuki Tsunekichi.
The second season wasn’t as moving as the first. But sometimes it hits that urge to watch all episodes again.
If you want to read my review of Little Nights, Little Love, read this post. In アイネクライネナハトムジーク, a 27-year-old salaryman, Sato, leads his love life passively. Even so, he hopes for a spark of life in the form of a great novel.
Continue reading “Little Nights, Little Love”“You belong to yourself. Don’t let anyone own you.”
TÔRI MATSUZAKA AS SAEKI FUMI.
If you want to read my review of The Wandering Moon review, read this post. In 流浪の月, a young college student, Saeki Fumi, offers shelter in his home to a 10-year-old girl, Sarasa Kanai. Even traumatized by their pasts, they connect. But, now she is being sought by the police and he is accused of kidnapping.
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