Taniguchi Rokusan Shoten

"Taniguchi Rokusan Shoten" is a rice cracker shop that continues for five generations in downtown Tokyo. The owner, Shigeru Izumiya, is stubborn and super energetic. However, he would like to pass his business on to…

Gone with the Wind

The background is in 1949, when the situation was unstable. Most people try to fight for their survival. Sui Cheung brings his wife, Lai Ching, from China to Hong Kong. The intense plot includes rivalry, romance and…

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8.0

A story of a 16-year old girl who comes to Tokyo aspiring to be an actress.

Mikon Rokushimai

The story of the second daughter of the heroine who took over the ruins of the house in Nariyuki, sisters who do not go to the bride for each reason, and the father who has six daughters. The six sisters bring in troublesome…

Mikon Rokushimai 2

Xiao Liu

5.0

Waiting for the Moon

6.0

Yumi lost everything due to the earthquake disaster. Now, she lives at her aunt’s store in Iwaki, Fukushima, Japan. She begins work at a small pub. The owner of the pub is Sugiya . Sugiya lost his memory and he doesn't…

Fukushima, Rokkasho and Message to the Future

Photographer Megumi Shimada takes her camera and documents the continued struggle of people living with the aftereffects of the March 11th earthquake and tsunami. More specifically, some families in Fukushima and Rokkasho…

The Strange House

7.0

Zi works in a hair salon and leads a normal, peaceful everyday life. One day, she meets a guy named Jun, who tells her that she resembles his deceased friend named Rong. Jun also tells Zi that Rong`s grandmother is…

Nijuroku ya Mairi

7.1

A young woman, Mizuki, uncovers an old set of postcards written during wartime by her grandmother. She decides to travel to Kagoshima to learn about her grandmother's past, and there finds the tragic and inspirational…

Nakazawa Seiroku

Nakazawa Seiroku is a Japanese actor, born in Tokyo, Japan.

Oniroku Dan

Oniroku Dan was born in Hikone, Shiga, Japan. He was a writer and actor, known for “Hijirimen bakuto” (1972), “Kurenai shimai: Zenpen” (2002) and “Flower and Snake” (1974). He died on May 6, 2011.

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