Kazunari Ninomiya

Asuka Saitô

Toshinori Omi

Nanoka Hara

Oshi no Ko: The Final Act

Oshi no Ko: The Final Act (2024)

Yuka Itaya

Shôhei Uno

Shizuka Ishibashi

Yuma is a grown woman now with the obligations and duties that come with it. Nevermind that she went 37 seconds without breathing upon birth, which resulted in her developing and living with cerebral palsy. She is disabled. She is striving to perform under the duress while juggling an aspiration to become a manga artist. With the world using her, and the reality that comes with her disability, she embarks on a sexual exploration in order to understand the subject matter demanded of her by an employer.—aghaemi

37 Seconds

37 Seconds (2019)

Takashi Sasano

Chieko Baishô

Takeshi Katô

Hope and Pain

Hope and Pain (1988)

Shôhei Hino

Takako Matsu

Kenji Sawada

Writer Tsutomu lives alone at a mountain cabin in Nagano. He collects fruits and mushrooms from the mountain. He also raises vegetables in a field. Everyday, he cooks his meals with these natural ingredients. Doing that, he can feel the flow of the seasons and he writes his book. Sometimes, his editor/girlfriend Machiko visits him. They cook with seasonal ingredients and eat together. They have a good time together. Tsutomu seems to be enjoying an easygoing life, but he is still unable to bury his dead wife's ashes in a grave. His wife died 13 years ago.—AsianWiki

The Zen Diary

The Zen Diary (2022)

Miki Nakatani

Hideaki Itô

Jun Hashimoto

The story of a man and a woman that extends over 30 years in the Warring State period.

The Legend & Butterfly

The Legend & Butterfly (2023)

Chishû Ryû

In his travels through Japan, Tora-san meets and falls in love with a female doctor, however he is afraid of committing to a relationship.

Tora-san's Salad-Day Memorial

Tora-san's Salad-Day Memorial (1988)

Tomokazu Miura

Nenji Kobayashi

Riki Takeuchi

After a failed romance, a temperamental young biker meets a carefree rural girl while riding through her island hometown and gets her obsessed about riding a motorcycle.

His Motorbike, Her Island

His Motorbike, Her Island (1986)

Masataka Kubota

Mei Nagano

Yô Yoshida

Tomoyo Shiino is an office lady. One day, she watches the news on TV and learns that her friend Mariko Ikagawa killed herself. They graduated from the same high school and Tomoyo knows that Mariko was abused by her father for a long time. To save her soul, Tomoyo steals her remains from Mariko's family. While recalling memories with Mariko, she goes on a trip with her remains.

My Broken Mariko

My Broken Mariko (2022)

Ittoku Kishibe

Youko Yamashita

Taizoh Masumoto

A high-school girl acquires the ability to time travel.

The Girl Who Leapt Through Time

The Girl Who Leapt Through Time (1983)

Osamu Mukai

Ryôko Shinohara

Hairi Katagiri

It's the beginning of a hectic wedding party. The best day of the newlywed is interrupted by various unpredictable events.

Wedding High

Wedding High (2022)

Akira Emoto

Misako Renbutsu

Endo Reiko visits the city of Nagaoka and listens to a motley cast's stories. She learns about the fireworks in the city and its history, how war ravaged and changed the city and the narrator's lives. In the process much obscure information is offered and digested and there are hints of what constitutes the Japanese character.—aghaemi

Casting Blossoms to the Sky

Casting Blossoms to the Sky (2012)

Shirô Sano

Yuriko Ishida

"Haruka, Nostalgia" Ayase Shinsuke, a girl's novels writer, visits his hometown Otaru. In Otaru he meets a young man that mysteriously goes by his real name. Directed by Nobuhiko Obayashi

Haruka, nosutarujii

Haruka, nosutarujii (1993)

Tôru Minegishi

Atsuko Asano

Yasuko Tomita

Four half-sisters share an unusually close bond during tumultuous times of post-war Japan.

Shimaizaka

Shimaizaka (1985)

Kazuko Yoshiyuki

Yasufumi Hayashi

Follows two sisters, one clumsy and ignored, the other a perfect child. After the latter dies in an accident, she returns as a ghost to guide her little sister.

Chizuko's Younger Sister

Chizuko's Younger Sister (1991)

Tadanobu Asano

It is 1965. High-school student Takeyoshi Fujiwara Yasufumi Hayashi) hears "Pipeline" by the Ventures, and is mesmerized by their unique sound. With three friends, he forms a band called "The Rocking Horsemen." A warm and comic glimpse into high-school and small-town life in Japan in the 60's.—Rob Richardson

The Rocking Horsemen

The Rocking Horsemen (1992)

Kirin Kiki

Lonely and love-struck, high-school student Hiroki pursues one girl but another one mysteriously appears in his life. Is she a figment of his lonely psyche, or real? An intricate triangle develops, and the viewer can't quite be sure what is happening until the whole story is neatly resolved at the end.—Rob Richardson

Lonely Heart

Lonely Heart (1985)

Tatsuya Nakadai

Jun Fubuki

Tomisaburô Wakayama

This extraordinarily complex film is not only a send-up of every samurai film ever made, it is also an extrapolation of the value of life. The Yamatai, represented by Prince Susano-O and elderly advisor Sumuke, hire Yumihiko of Matsuro to hunt the phoenix so that Queen Himiko, sister of Susano-O can have eteranal life. Matsuro is then destroyed by the Takamagahara, who have mastered the art of horseback riding, which is foreign to all other western Japanese tribes. One of their number, Uzume uses makeup to appear ugly and avoid rape, though her dancing induces Jingi to spare her. Queen Himiko's apprentice, Iyo, orders the execution of an innocent based on her magical observation, so Susano-O sides with the people. A Yamatai doctor named Guzuri washes up from a shipwreck in the country of Kumaso, where Hinaku, daughter of the chief, is dying. Urusni, her husband, is killed hunting the phoenix to save her, but Guzuri gives her penicillin, which saves her, so the chief marries him to her. The Yamatai army, led by Sarutahaiko, destroys the entire village, but Guzuri, who is initially blamed, and Hinaku escape, and Nagi, the son of the chief, is spared because he knows where the phoenix lives. Initially enraged, Hinaku eventually makes Sarutahaiko take charge of Nagi, who trains him to fight animated foxes, but he is thrown in a pit of wasps when Nagi teams up with Oro, daughter of the innocent man who was executed, in attempt to kill the queen, though Nagi hits a servant, instead. The three attempt to escape during an eclipse which terrorizes the people, but Oro is killed. Sarutahaiko and Nagi float to what remains of Kumaso, Sarutahaiko's nose permanently swollen to great size. In an earthquake Guzuni and new mother Hinaku are trapped at the bottom of a crater, where they will spend the rest of their lives, while Nagi and Sarutahaiko find a horse (Nagi briefly turning into an animation of Astro Boy when kicked), and then the Takamagahara. Jingi has no interest in living forever, but in immortalizing himself through history, and sets out to conquer Yamatai, sparing the two only because Uzume wishes to marry Sarutahaiko.—Scott Hutchins

Hi no tori

Hi no tori (1978)

Kai Inowaki

Wasao, an Akita dog in Aomori Prefecture that became famous as an ugly-yet-cute dog from a traveller's blog. Heartwarming drama starring Wasao himself turns part of the life of this former stray into an original story.

Wasao

Wasao (2011)

Takahiro Tamura

A puppy was born in Akita Prefecture and sent as a gift to Professor Ueno of Tokyo University. Although professor's wife does not want keep the dog. Professor Ueno loves the puppy so much and names it Hachi. Professor goes to work by railways everyday. Hachi walks to Shibuya Station with Professor each morning and greets him in the evening, no matter what the weather is. One day, Professor Ueno has a stroke and passed away. His family sold the house and moved to another city, but Hachi keeps visiting the house and waiting at the Shibuya station, believing his master will return. Based on a true story of Hidesaburo Ueno and his Akita breed dog "Hachiko."

Hachi-ko

Hachi-ko (1987)

Hiroyuki Sanada

Takashi Yamazaki

Seibei Iguchi, a low-ranking samurai, leads a life without glory as a bureaucrat in the mid-XIX century Japan. A widower, he has charge of two daughters (whom he adores) and a senile mother; he must therefore work in the fields and accept piecework to make ends meet. New prospects seem to open up when Tomoe, his long-time love, divorces a brutal husband. However, even as the Japanese feudal system is unraveling, Seibei remains bound by the code of honour of the samurai and by his own sense of social precedences. The consequences are cruel.—Eduardo Casais

The Twilight Samurai

The Twilight Samurai (2002)

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