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NiziU will be making an appearance in the movie. Based on the behind the scenes picture they took with the leads, they will appear as students.

theme song: 時代 by 浜崎あゆみ (Ayumi Hamasaki)

Theme song has been announced as "ONE DAY", performed by Airi Suzuki. It will be released on her album "28/29" in March of 2024.

As far as I know, the term "oshi" actually came from fans of AKB48 and their sister groups, and then it gained traction with other female idols groups, before it hit the mainstream.

As for the last name thing, this is common throughout East and Southeast Asia. Because they are primarily a collectivist culture, not individualist, so family matters more than the individual person.

This is coming out in Japan a day after White Day.

Theme song has also been announced as being performed by NiziU. Song title: "Sweet Nonfiction".

Main theme song by OCTPATH:
Title: OCTAVE
https://youtu.be/8c2GTgrautM

Airi Suzuki also performed the theme song:
https://youtu.be/k8YRcE6BPNY?si=93i7cZ8Tq7oz3Isf

I don't think you understood my comment. I wasn't referencing Golden Kamuy specifically in terms of his acting credits, but anime adaptations in general. This is going to be the first live action adaptation for the series, and he has acted in the live action adaptation for JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (and was even the lead), which is extremely eccentric.

I mean, Kento has been casted in plenty of other manga adaptations, not surprised he was cast in this one 🤷🏻‍♀️.

this is Enrique's big return to the silver screen! can't wait!

I heard they might change it to guitar since Kyungsoo was learning the guitar, but one year later, still no updates.

This will be releasing in the US in December.

I feel like a lot of the low ratings could also be from bugs that the beta had. It had quite a lot of bugs during beta days.

Nana Mizuki (Japanese voice actress and singer) was announced to play Chihuahua Marie:
https://www.fujitv.co.jp/b_hp/tokyo-dog-lovestory/index.html
https://www.fujitv-view.jp/article/post-835603/
https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/interest/2023-03-22/tomokazu-sugita-nana-mizuki-star-as-dogs-in-love-in-live-action-show/.196237

Trailer (From Fuji TV Twitter):
https://twitter.com/i/status/1638309510237282304

Is The Glory actually based on a true story? I saw something about it on YouTube.

I know this comment is years old, but I just wanted to say: Japan, at least the Japanese government, owes apologies to a lot of other countries regarding the comfort women issue. Unfortunately, South Korea was not the only country whose women suffered a cruel fate during the war. As far as I'm aware, Japanese also took women from the Philippines, Taiwan, and Indonesia. Unfortunately, a lot of Japanese people are not told about the atrocities in the war in schools so the fault doesn't lie with their people, but the government, who continues to lie to not only the world, but their own people about what they did during the war.

For anyone who isn't in the know, Budokan (Nippon Budokan) is an indoor arena. Every artist in Japan dreams of performing there. It's located in Kitanomaru Park in Chiyoda, Tokyo. It was originally built for the Olympics for martial arts, but it's since been used as a concert hall (according to several sources, the first act to perform there was the Beatles) as well. For musical acts, getting to perform their marks your success as an artist, as the list of who's performed their only includes top acts.

The only issue is though, because it's under the same artist, it doesn't make the distinction on Spotify whether it's the anime version or the drama version. The only way I can tell is the release date and the album art, but that's about it.

If you just want to listen on streaming, they have them on Spotify and YouTube, but they're mostly from the anime. If you want physical CDs, I would try CD Japan.

Looks but isn't that much older than her. In reality, they're only about 5 years apart.