Tokyo Zance

7.3

Six Japanese directors from various genres and actress Kelly Chen contributed to this 7 short films compilation with their impressions of life in Tokyo. (Source: IMDb)

Tokyo Mafia: Wrath of the Yakuza

6.6

Yabuki’s old friend returns as a deadly enemy. Blood brothers are driven to bitter hatred as betrayal rips mafia loyalties apart! Only the strong will survive the wrath of The Yakuza (Source: letterboxd)

Tokyo Skin

6.0

Amidst the swirl of Tokyo's seamy nightlife of designer drugs, casual sex, and American slang, Zhou turns 30. It's a spiritual crisis for this Chinese immigrant who quotes Confucius, this Lothario and con artist who…

Tokyo Sotsugyo

8.8

Fifteen years ago, Moeko abandoned her husband Ichiro and three children and moved to Tokyo. And divorced. As time passed, the eldest daughter Rinko, the second daughter Nobuko, and the eldest son Tatsuro each lived…

Tokyo Decameron

An omnibus film featuring three reports of madness and sensuality. > Story 1: "Two Women Known as Mariko" A young comely lass named Mariko, whom, because of to a strange series of occasions during her youth, finds…

Tokyo Biyori

7.7

Following up on his critically acclaimed 119, Naoto Takenaka directs this portrait of a very passionate, though strange marriage loosely based on a book by renowned photographer Nobuyoshi Araki about his own deceased…

Tokyo Yakyoku

7.6

Koichi Hamanaka suddenly returns to the tightly knit community, a shopping district, in a corner of Tokyo that he once called home. His whereabouts and his activities over the past few years are a mystery to everyone,…

Tokyo 23-ku no Onna

Following the brief moments of young girls' lives in the different districts of Tokyo. (Source: MyDramaList)

Tokyo Dragon

~~ Adapted from volume 4 "Yami Fuku Natsu" (闇吹く夏) in the novel series "Sim-Feng Shui" (シム・フースイ) by Aramata Hiroshi (荒俣宏).

Tokyo Mafia 4: Yakuza Blood

5.0

Ten years after his greatest triumph, Yabuki has lost the Mafia that was once his to rule. But when a young gangster comes to him for guidance, he discovers that the old rage still burns. It’s time for Yabuki’s…

Mizuhashi Takami

Takami Mizuhashi was born in Tokyo, Japan. She is an actress, known for The Firefly (2001), Tôku no sora (2010) and Sennen no koi - Hikaru Genji monogatari (2001).

Fuu

Japanese actress and tarento from Tokyo.

Setoyama Misaki

Misaki Setoyama was born in Tokyo in 1977. After graduating from the Waseda University’s School of Political Science and Economics, she worked as a freelance journalist before, and for a while after, starting Minamoza in 2001 — the theater company she founded on determinedly gender-blind, non-hierarchical…

Sano Hiro

Hiro is an actor from Tokyo who graduated from Meiji Gakuin University (明治 学院 大学), and has been living in Thailand since 2001. Since moving to Thailand, he has become well known to Thai people through movies, dramas and television programs.

Yashima Ryo

Yashima Ryo is a Japanese actor from Tokyo, Japan. He is represented by the Seinenza Theater Company. (Source: Japanese = Wikipedia || Translation = MyDramaList)

Kayama Tetsu

Kayama Tetsu is a Japanese actor from Tokyo, Japan. He is affiliated with the Shoji Shimoda Office. On January 18, 2019, he changed his stage name from Yamashita Tetsuo (山下徹大) to Kayama Tetsu. His father is the actor Kayama Yusuke, his mother is former actress Matsumoto Megumi, his sister is…

Tsuta Tetsuichiro

Tetsuichiro Tsuta studied filmmaking at Tokyo Polytechnic University, where he began using black-and-white 16mm film. His first feature, Islands of Dreams was produced on this now rare format, and his magnificent second film, The Tale of Iya is shot on color 35mm in the mountains not far from his hometown.…

Hirata Hiroaki

A Japanese voice actor from Tokyo and the founder of Hirata Production. He is most known for the roles of Vinsmoke Sanji, Sha Gojyo, Kotetsu T. Kaburagi, Mutta Nanba and the Narrator of Digimon Adventure.

Ishiwata Yasuhiro

Japanese actor and businessman from Tokyo.

Nakagome Sachiko

Nakagome Sachiko is a Japanese actress from Tokyo, Japan, and she's under Triple A (トリプルエー). She made her stage debut in 1991 in the play "Ring Ring Ring" (リング・リング・リング).