Tokyo Mafia: Yakuza Wars

6.3

Ginya Yabuki is a successful criminal on the fringes of Kabukicho, dealing in whale meat and flash memory chips with a small group of six comrades. But it wasn't always like this. Yabuki used to be a member of the…

Tokyo Trial

One of the major documentaries on a specific chapter in modern Japanese history, this look at the trial of Japanese militarists accused of war crimes is excellently handled by director Masaki Kobayashi. Kobayashi and…

Tokyo: The Last War

7.4

The year is 1945. After the horrific fire-bombings of the Pacific War levels Japan to the ground, the government decides to consult spiritual psychics to aid them in winning the war. Unfortunately, the resentment and…

Tokyo Parking Wars

Tokyo Scramble

6.9

The omnibus movie by Shindo Kaneto is separated in three parts, each one of which following a different life problem of the Japanese citizen and their way of facing the world. The first story consists of a high school…

Tokyo Daigaku Monogatari

6.5

In the story, high schooler Naoki Murakami asks Haruka Mizuno to date him. They date while both worry about their upcoming university entrance examinations. (Source: Wikipedia, D-addicts) ~~ Adapted from the manga…

Tokyo Friends Park II

A preset number of contestants (typically 4) compete for prizes that range from Foot baths, Massage chairs and Big screen televisions to new vehicles (typically a Land Rover). As with most Japanese game shows, the…

Tokyo Blackout

4.0

The Tokyo Siblings

4.0

Living in an old Tokyo district, Kenichi works at a second-hand bookshop to support his sister, Yoko, a high school student. When Yoko graduates, she starts work at a photoshop. By the time, Kenichi's girlfriend has…

Tokyo SEX

7.0

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.…

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).

Nanao Reiko

She was a student at Tokyo Prefectural third higher girls' school (now Tokyo Metropolitan Komaba High School) in 1942 and joined NHK Tokyo Broadcasting System troupe after graduation. She played an active role as a voice actress in the radio drama "Kimi no Naha" in 1956. After that, she was been active…

Kimura Daisaku

Daisaku Kimura was born in Tokyo, Japan. He is a cinematographer (over 50 credits) and a director, known mainly for: "Samurai's Promise" (2018), "Memory" (2017), "The Summit: A Chronicle of Stones to Serenity" (2009). He worked as the Assistant Cameraman on many of Kurosawa Akira’s movies from "The…

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…

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).

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.