Minami Hiroshi

Minami Hiroshi was a Japanese musician and actor born in Kojimachi, Tokyo, Japan. His real name was Nakajima Hiroshi (中島廣), and his former stage name was Minami Hiroshi (南広). He attended Hosei University Industrial School but dropped out. In 1947, he formed the band "Shin Watanabe and the…

Isonishi Maki

Isonishi Maki is a veteran actress, voice actress & narrator from Tokyo, Japan. (Source: Wikipedia JP)

Hara Masato

Hara Masato is a Japanese film director from Meguro City, Tokyo. He is currently living in Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture. (Source: Wikipedia)

Yoshino Mayumi

Yoshino Mayumi, born Kiuchi Masako (木内昌子) in Tokyo, Japan, is a former actress. Initially known by her stage name Kiuchi Masako (木内まさこ), she was selected as the 5th mascot girl for the Unichika brand in 1984, while still in middle school. After graduating high school in 1989, she adopted…

Mari Yoko

Yoko Mari is a former Japanese actress . She was born in Tokyo and graduated from Teikyo Women's Junior College (now Teikyo University Junior College). Around 1987, she began working as a model under her real name, Hisanaga Mari, and made her debut in 1989 as the heroine Tsujiguchi Yoko in the TV Asahi…

Suzuki Satoshi

Suzuki Satoshi is a Japanese director, producer and screenwriter from Tokyo, Japan. He graduated from the faculty of political science and economics in Waseda Ubiversity. (Source: Japanese Wikipedia)

Mizushima Mitsuyo

Mizushima Mitsuyo is a Japanese actress born in Asakusa, Tokyo, Japan.

Kitahara Fumie

Kitahara Fumie, born Abe Fusae (阿部房枝) in Tokyo, Japan, was a Japanese actress and voice actress. She graduated from the Faculty of Arts at Nihon University (日本大学). In 1937, she began her career in small theater and later joined the Haiyuza Theater Company (劇団俳優座) upon its founding…

Hori Katsunosuke

Hori Katsunosuke is a Japanese actor, voice actor and narrator from the Tokyo Metropolitan area. He is also a member of 81 Produce. He is known for dubbing over Harvey Keitel, Robert De Niro, Jon Voight, Charles Dance and many more. He was also the first dubbing voice actor Alain Delon and Harrison…

Ogishima Shinichi

Ogishima Shinichi was a Japanese actor and voice actor born in Itsukaichi, Nishitama,,Tokyo. He graduated from Tama Arts Academy drama department. His family consists of his wife and two daughters.

Our Huff and Puff Journey

6.3

Four female high school students in Fukuoka, Japan are big fans of Japanese rock band "CreepHyp.” They decide to go to Tokyo to attend their live concert.

Ecstacy of the Angels

6.3

Ecstasy of the Angels is the first film Wakamatsu made in co-operation with the Art Theatre Guild Japan (ATG). The police station in the Shinjuku district of Tokyo, which is blasted by a bomb in the film, later became…

Welkame

6.3

The 81st NHK Asadora is Welkame. The story revolves around a young woman named Nami, who was born and raised in a minshuku (a type of inn). She leaves for Tokyo to work for a magazine publisher, but is soon laid off.…

The Graduates

6.3

Akimoto Kayoko, a senior student in high school, is adept at practically anything she does and makes good grades. She has her mind set on entering a university in Tokyo. Nishi Takumi, who is a member of the baseball…

Home Away from Home

6.4

A taxi driver, young girl, and backer packer travel through fantastical Tokyo that is connected with each of their homes in Africa, Europe, and South East Asia. Akiko is a Japanese woman who figures in those travels.…

Suna no Utsuwa

6.5

On December 11, 1960, an elderly man was found bludgeoned to death near the Kamata Station in Tokyo. Detective Yoshimura Hiroshi is a rookie detective who has only one clue to go on - the name "Kameda". Detective Yoshimura…

All Esper Dayo! SP

6.3

High school student Kamogawa Yoshio suddenly gained the power to read other people's minds. One day, he receives mail from Asami Sae in Tokyo asking for his help. Kamogawa Yoshio loves Asami Sae. Kamogawa Yoshio goes…

Lala Pipo: A Lot of People

6.3

Adapted from a sex-stuffed cult novel, LALAPIPO (a play on the phrase “A Lot of People”) follows divergent seedy strands of sexual and narrative spaghetti through the sticky Tokyo night. (Source: AsianCinematic)