Mukoda Kuniko Shusen Tokubetsu Kikaku: Itsuka Mita Aoi Sora

~~ Adapted from the novel "Nemuru Sakazuki" (眠る盃) and essay "Yonaka no Bara" (夜中の薔薇) by Mukoda Kuniko (向田邦子).

White Roses

The story of an insecure insurance sales agent and an ambitious triad gangster, whose lives suddenly become closely entangled.

Aoi Hitomi no Sei Life

8.0

Beth, an American high school girl, is homestaying with a family in Kamakura while studying in Japan. Due to some circumstances, she ends up having a "fake" marriage with Yutaro, the son of the family. This is a story…

Nippon Kyokaden–Dai Ichibu no Azami/Dai Nibu Aoi Botan

6.0

A yakuza epic about an ordinary merchant girl who crosses paths with an assassin. The encounter sends her to jail as a suspected accomplice. Years later she marries a yakuza boss, whose gang is affiliated with working…

Beyond the Green Hills

Boys Platonic

Hayato, Ren, and Asuka are in the photography club and are about to graduate from high school. While Ren and Asuka are set on course, Hayato is still undecided about his goal for the university entrance examination.…

Aozora Koi Hoshi

7.2

Fuji TV reserves the late-night time period to be used for experimental projects. The cast is made up of young artistes who are either already established in the geinoukai, or are relatively unknowns looking for the…

Fah Mee Tawan

7.8

Paul seeks to reclaim Crown Diamond, the company once owned by his mother, and get revenge on his father, who abandoned him and his mother for his new wife, Netselao, and adopted daughter, Nainapha. After gaining his…

Hana Hajime

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Lee Seung Chul

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Luha

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May Chin

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Shin Il Ryong

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Kobayashi Tsuneo

Graduated from Nihon University Art Department in 1934 . Selected and performed in the Takarazuka Revue review script open call for participants. In 1935, he joined the production department of the Tokyo Vocal Film Factory of the same Toho affiliate and studied under Shiro Toyoda , triggered by the…

Yoon Il Bong

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Mihashi Ko

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