Japan's Longest Day

7.3

Depicting the time period from August 14, 1945 at noon until August 15. It depicted the Emperor and the cabinet as they decide to surrender and the subsequent radio broadcast announcing the decision to the Japanese…

The World Sinks Except Japan

6.7

Ten years after 9/11, an unknown natural phenomenon causes North America to sink under the sea. Shortly thereafter all the other continents crumble to bits and disappear beneath the waves, leaving Japan the only dry…

Tales of Terror from Tokyo and All Over Japan: The Movie

7.0

An omnibus film consisting of eight short stories. >> Story 1: "The Night Watchman" (夜警の報告書) [Director: Yoshida Akio] >> Story 2: "Wisps of Smoke" (残煙) [Director: Suzuki Kosuke] >> Story 3: "Gloves"…

Love Catcher Japan

7.0

"Love Catcher Japan" consists of ten men and women spending eight special days together in Malaysia to find true love. With their true identities hidden, the participants begin their journey of discovering a “Love…

Night and Fog in Japan

7.0

The wedding of two former student activists is interrupted by an uninvited guest, also a former activist. The film explores the rise and fall of student activism in 1950's Japan following the Japan-US Security Treaty…

Submersion of Japan

7.1

Volcanic eruptions and earthquakes shake Japan. Firestorms burn beautiful Japanese cities to the ground. A weather survey group discovers that the Japanese Archipelago is moving towards the Japanese Trench, which if…

Sinking of Japan

7.1

In the aftermath of a major earthquake under Suraga Bay, Misaki (a young girl) and Toshiro (a pilot of a deep sea submarine) are rescued from a ruined city street just as leaking gasoline ignites. Reiko Abe arrives…

24 Japan

6.9

Genba Shido is the director of Team A in the Counter Terrorist Unit (CTU). He is excellent at his job. He is a reasonable person, but he often has to make drastic decisions to save lives. He is separated from his wife…

Big Man Japan

7.2

Daisato lives a mundane life in a rundown house tagged with insulting and obscenity-riddled graffiti. This middle-aged slacker seems a puzzling subject to be followed by the documentary crew that films his banal daily…

Queer Japan

7.2

Trailblazing artists, activists, and everyday people from across the spectrum of gender and sexuality defy social norms and dare to live unconventional lives in this kaleidoscopic view of LGBTQ+ culture in contemporary…

Yokoyama Miyuki

Born in Tokyo, Japan. AV and porn actress.

Nakamura Toma

Nakamura Toma is an Indonesian-Japanese contestant at Produce 101 Japan Season 2.

Edamoto Moe

Birthplace: Shiga, Japan Height: 158 cm. Blood Type: A

Omi Yoichiro

Omi Yoichiro is a Japanese actor from the Saitama Prefecture of Japan. He's headed by Watanabe Entertainment and is part of D2, a subgroup of the agency's major acting male acting troupe, D-BOYS. In 2009, Omi won the Special Jury Prize at the sixth D-BOYS audition. Later he would join D2 in April 2010.…

Kamitsuru Tohru

Kamitsuru Tohru is a Japanese actor from the Hyogo Prefecture of Japan. He's headed by Watanabe Entertainment and is part of the D-BOYS subgroup, D2. In TeniMyu he played the sixth-generation Momoshiro Takeshi as a part of Seigaku 6th, the first Seigaku cast of the second season.

Chad Mullane

Chad Mullane is an Australian-born comedian in Japan and member of the comedy duo formerly known as “Jipangu Joriku Sakusen”. On September 1, 2009, the duo was renamed simply “Chad Mullane”. He was born in Perth and originally traveled to Hyogo Prefecture as a student.

Fukumi Maki

Birthplace: Osaka, Japan Height: 158cm. Blood Type: O Twitter: @mak1tan

Chen Hung Min

Chen Hung Min was sent to train in Japan with Toho and Toei film companies in 1963. At the time, he was working as an editor for Central Motion Picture Corporation, the government-sponsored company that specialized in Mandarin-language cinema in Taiwan. But, because Central had the best equipment and…

Leslie Kee

Leslie Kee is a Singaporean photographer based in Japan. Arriving in Tokyo in 1993, Kee was faced with a language barrier. To overcome it, he learned the Japanese language at a local institution. Kee worked 3 jobs every day for 5 years, he was well known for sleeping 3 hours per day since he was young.…

Akutagawa Ryunosuke

A Japanese writer active in the Taishō period in Japan. He is regarded as the "father of the Japanese short story", and Japan's premier literary award, the Akutagawa Prize, is named after him. He committed suicide at the age of 35 through an overdose of barbital.