A personal review of japanese movies that i've watched
If you want to read my review of Wotakoi, read this post. In ヲタクに恋は難しい, Narumi was abandoned by her ex and decided to hide her true self from everyone, until she reconnected with a dear childhood friend and felt she could trust him enough to let her guard down.
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If you want to read my review of National Treasure, read this post. In 国宝, Kikuo, the son of a killed Yakuza boss, is adopted by a family of Kabuki actors and competes for decades with his adoptive brother for the title of National Treasure.
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I took advantage of the sunny weather and went to a festival that took place on the island of Odaiba. For those who don’t know, that’s where the iconic Fuji TV building is located. I took the opportunity to make this record.
It’s one of my favorite stations. It’s not the one that produces most of the movies I like. But, it has its great value.
Two Japanese films on Fuji TV that are among my best are Kasane, with Tao Tsuchiya and Kyôko Yoshine, and Caracter, with Masaki Suda and Mitsuki Takahata.
If you want to read my review of Character, read this post. In キャラクター, Yamashiro Keigo wants to be a horror mangaka. But, he doesn’t have dark imagination. Until, one day, he witnesses a quadruple homicide. The serial killer becomes the protagonist of his stories. Meanwhile, manga-like murders begin to occur in real life.
Continue reading “Character”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.
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