#Kiyoshi Saeki

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Brutal Tales of Chivalry, Kiyoshi Saeki

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TOKYO ILLUSTRATORS SOCIETY THE 1st.EXHIBITION

illustrations by Tadahito Nadamoto, Kiyoshi Awadu, Akira Uno , Yosuke Onishi, Hjime Sorayama, Toshio Saeki , Eiizin Suzuki, Keiichi Tanaami , Hiroshi Nagai and more… Tokyo Illustrators Society 1989

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Sun Wukong Part 2 (1956) 孫悟空 第二部

Director: Saeki Kiyoshi Screenwriter: Goro Tanada Starring: Sentaro Fushimi / Hideki Togu / Ko Oizumi / Miki Sanjo / Michiko Hoshi Country/Region of Production: Japan Language: Japanese Date: 1956-12-05 (Japan) Duration: 63 minutes Type: Retelling

Summary:

Part 2 - Sanzo, who is desperately reciting sutras, is ensnared by demonic spider threads one after another, and finally Ganjigarame. After saying that they would roast and eat him, the women went out to eat. Realizing the emergency, Goku summons the earth god and learns that the women are old spider spirits. Goku disguises himself as a hawk and steals the women's kimono, and uses this opportunity to rescue Sanzo, and after a long battle with the female monsters who have returned, he dispatches the four female monsters. Before they could feel relieved, the Taoist priest who begged for a place to stay was Hyakuganma, the female monster's older brother. The three of them except Goku collapse from the poisoned drink, but with Kannon's help, Goku defeats the centipede spirit.

However, with the news of the three female monsters who escaped, Sanzo is ambushed by the brothers Golden Horn and Silver Horn, the owners of Renge Cave. Following Hakkai, who went on a reconnaissance mission, Sanzo and Sagojyo also fell into enemy hands. Goku, who was attacked by Silver Horn, is helped by the hands of Venerable Egishi, and goes to Renge Cave after hitting Angataten. The opponents approach with a Basho fan that can blow away mountains with a single stir, a gourd that swallows people, and a hooded rope that binds people alone, but Goku fights like a lion and finally defeats Golden Horn, Silver Horn, and other fox monsters and saves them all. Sanzo and his friends aim for Tenjiku in high spirits. What will await us before that...?

Source: https://movie.douban.com/subject/24383418/

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Tomisaburo Wakayama Wicked Priest - Kiyoshi Saeki 1968

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Lobby card for The Gambler’s World (Toseinin, 渡世人), 1967, directed by Kiyoshi Saeki (佐伯清) and starring Tatsuo Umemiya (梅宮辰夫).

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Shinsengumi Members

I have decided to give a description for each Shinsengumi member I've come across. It came out of a desire to not let these members to go down as nameless persons in fandom. Those who have studied the Shinsengumi would surely know the charter members, the commanders, vice-commander and Captains of this police group as they have been a topic of various films, drama, novels, manga, anime etc. They are included here as well, along with those whom most of you haven't heard before.

As some of us know these men did not formally start out as the Shinsengumi nor did they end in that name. Most accept that the Shinsengumi started with a group of men breaking up from the Roshigumi that was ill-formed by Kiyokawa Hachiro. They will not be given the name "Shinsengumi" (Newly Selected Group) and will be known instead as "Miburoshi" (their headquarters was in Mibu village in the Yagi and Maekawa residence) until they have proven themselves worthy enough to be acknowledged by the Kyoto Protector, Matsudaira Katamori, Daimyo of Aizu and be officially sanctioned as a police force for the Bakufu. They will not retain the name however, using instead the Koyou Chibuntai (Pacification Corps) during their decline and inevitable end, at least in history.

The High Officials

Kondou Isami (Isamu) Masayoshi

Serizawa Kamo

Niimi Nishiki

Hijikata Toshizou Yoshitoyo

Yamanami Keisuke Tomonobu (Sannan)

Itou Kashitarou Takeakira

Before the Kyoto Protection Employment were established (mostly Roshigumi)

Iesato Tsuguo

Endou Jouan

Kamishiro Jinnosuke

Shimizu Goichi

Suzuki Chouzou

Tonouchi Yoshio

Negishi Yuuzan

The

Ten Troop Captains

(Kumichou and Fukuchou Jokin)

Okita Souji Fujiwara Kaneyoshi

Nagakura Shinpachi

Saitou Hajime

Matsubara Chuuji Nobutada

Takeda Kanryuusai Tokuhiru

Inoue Genzaburou Kazutake

Tani Sanjuurou Tomokuni

Todou Heisuke

Suzuki Mikisaburou

Harada Sanosuke

Initial Members and Fukuchou Jokin

(includes Miburoshi)

Noguchi Kenji

Hirama Juusuke

Hirayama Gorou

Abiru Eizaburou

Kasuya Shingorou

Saeki Matasaburou

Asano Toutarou

Andou Hayatarou

Ogata Shuntarou

Various members in

Investigations and Inspections

Ashiya Noboru

Arai Tadao

Andou Yuujirou

Ibaraki Tsukasa

Ooishi Kuwajirou

Ootsuki Ginzou

Kondou Hayao

Shinohara Tainoshin

Shimada Kai

Hattori Takeo

Hayashi Shintarou

Murakami Kiyoshi

Mounai Arinosuke

Yasutomi Saisuke

Yamazaki Susumu

Yoshimura Kanichirou

Accounting Personnel and Corporals

Aoyagi Makitarou

Ootani Isao

Ozeki Yashirou

Kawai Kisaburou

Kanzaki Hibumi

Sakai Hyougo

Nakamura Kendou

Yada Kennosuke

Abe Jurou

Ikeda Kosaburou

Itou Tetsugorou

Okuzawa Eisuke

Ohara Kouzou

Kazurayamatake Hachirou

Kanou Washio

Kinoshita Iwao

Kumebe Masachika

Kondou Yoshisuke

Sanada Shimenoshin

Shimura Takezou

Tomiyama Yahee

Nakanishi Noburu

Nakamura Kojirou

Nemajiri Kobungo

Hashimoto Kaisuke

Maeno Gorou

Yokokura Jingorou

Regimental Soldiers

Aiba Kunzaburou

Aoki Ren

Aoyama Jirou

Akashi Kakushirou

Akiyama Gisaburou

Adachi Rintarou

Abe Junta

Amaji Issen

Amami Katsunoshin

Aya Ichirou

Arai Hamao

Araki Shintarou

Arakida Samanosuke

Aridooshi Kango

Aridooshi Shimenoshin

Ieki Shougen

Igarashi Iori

Igi Hachirou

Ikeda Shichisaburou

Ikeda Shouji

Ishii Inosuke

Ishii Yuujirou

Ishikawa Saburou

Ishida Nyuugou

Ichinose Kanji

Ichihashi Kamakichi

Ichimura Tatsunosuke

Ichimura Tetsunosuke

Isshiki Zennojou

Itsumi  Katsusaburou

Itou Kazue

Itou Naminosuke

Itou Hayanosuke

Itou Yahachirou

Inayoshi Yuuzaburou

Inoue Genzaemon

Inoue Taisuke

Iwasaki Ichirou

Iwasaki Katsujirou

Ingu Umasaku

Uesaka Koutarou

Ueda Adachinosuke

Ueda Umanojou

Ueda Kingo

Ueda Matsuji

Uehara Eisaku

Ueyama Eihachi

Uchiyama Motojirou

Utsumi Jirou

Umedo Katsunoshin

Egawa Shichirou

Echigo Saburou

Ebata Kotarou

Oouchi Yarinosuke

Ootani Yoshisuke

Ootsuki Touzou

Oono Uchuu

Oono Kuranosuke

Oohashi Hanzaburou

Oohashi Yamasaburou

Oomachi Tsunatarou

Oomura Ataka

Okada Katsumi

Okada Gorou

Okada Yonetarou

Okado Manjirou

Okamura Kametarou

Ogawa Issaku

Ogawa Shintarou

Okita Shounoshin

Ozawa Souji

Obata Saburou

Ohara Kinzou

Kagatsume Katsunoshin

kajitani Rinnosuke

Kasuya Kojirou

Kasuya Juurou

Katou Kumagorou

Katou Sadakichi

Katou Tamiya

Katouu Higuma

Kadogaya Tadasu

Kaneko Shoubee

Kneko Jirosaku

Kamei Mikinosuke

Karashima Shouji

Kawai Tetsugorou

Kawai Yasaburou

Kwai Heizou

Kwamura Yazoemon

Kawamura Rinjirou

Kanbe Shirou

Kiuchi Mineta

Kikuchi Ou

Kishida Kenkichi

Kinoshita Katsuzou

Kihata Katsunoshin

Kihata Saburou

Kimura Katsunosuke

Kimura Chuujirou

Kimura Hirota

Kimura Yoshinosuke

Kiyohara Kiyoshi

Kusakabe Shirou

Kusakabe Toomi

Kusunoki Kojuurou

Kumazawa Motozou

Kurihara Sennosuke

Kurokawa Sakichi

Kokubo Seikichi

Koshinoumi

Kojima Mikinojou

Gotou Daisuke

Gobayashi Keinosuke

Kobayashi Koujirou

Kobayashi Minetarou

Kobari Seiichirou

Saitou Shuuzen

Saitou Seiichirou (someprint say Ichidakusai?)

Sakai Youjirou

Sakamoto Heizou

Sakuma Gintarou

Sakuma Kensuke

Sakuma Soutarou

Sakuma Norito

Sakurai Kazuma

Sakurai Yuunoshin

Sasaki Aijirou

Sasaki Kuranosuke

Sasaki Hajime

Sasazuka Minezou

Sashida Takejirou

Saji Hiroshi

Satou Fusatarou

Sano Shimenosuke

Sano Makita

Sawa Chuusuke

Shiosawa Rinjirou

Shikauchi Chikara

Shinozaki Shinbachirou

Shibaoka Mansuke

Shibata Hikosaburou

Shibayama Tokusaburou

Shiba Ryousaku

Shiba Rokunosuke

Shibusawa Kichinosuke

Shimada Kounosuke

Shimada Yaichirou

Shimizu Ukichi

Shimizu Kyuuzaemon

Shukuin Ryuuzou

Shouji Heizaburou

Shirai Takanoshin

Shirato Tomoe

Shirahara Shichirouemon

Sugano Rokurou

Sugiyama Youji

Suzuki Naoto

Suzuki Ryouhei

Suzuki Renzaburou

Suwa Ichijirou

Sekikawa Daijirou

Sekikuchi Fusatarou

Seyama Takito

Senda Hyoue

Souma Kazue

Daimatsu Keisai

Tauchi Tomo

Taoka Tarou

Takaoka Kuratarou

Takasu Kumao

Takada Bunjirou

Takano Ryouemon

Takahashi Kyousuke

Takahashi Wataru

Takayama Jirou

Takeuchi Gentarou

Takeuchi Tokuhei

Takeshiro Kurata

Takenouchi Takeo

Takenouchi Tokuo

Takebe Ginjirou

Tachikawa Chikara

Tagouro Hiroto

Tanaka Umetarou

Tanaka Torazou

Tanaka Ritsuzou

Tani Mantarou

Tanigawa Tatsukichi

Taniguchi Shirobee

Tamaoki Ryouzou

Tamgawa Masanosuke

Tamura Ichirou

Tamura Kinshichirou

Tamura Ginnosuke

Tamura Daizuburou

Tamura Rokushirou

Chiba Sakae

Tsukamoto Zennosuke

Tsuga Ushigorou

Tsuchida Shinnojou

Tusbota Chouzou

Tsuruoka Kenshirou

Terai Chikara

Terashima Hanzou

Toba Takimatsu

Tomigawa Juurou

Tominaga Masanosuke

Nakai Mitsuya

Nakagawa Kojuurou

Nakazawa Tsutomu

Nogasawa Masanojou

Nagashima Gorosaku

Nakajima Nobori

Nakajiou Tsunehachirou

Nagase Seizou

Nagata Kamasaburou

Nakamura Kichiroku

Nakamura Kyuuma

Nakamura Kingo

Nakamura Korou

Nakamura Seishichi

Nakayama Juuzou

Nariai Kiyoshi

Nishizawa Yoshikichi

Nishimura Isogorou

Nishimura Kozaemon

Nishimura Kanzaburou

Nishimura Genrokurou

Nitta Kakuzaemon

Nitta Toranosuke

Numajiri Aijirou

Nobu Tamio

Nomura Yuuki

Nomura Risaburou

Hatakeyama Yoshijirou

Hamaguchi Hiichi

Hayashi Kyuukichi

Hayashi Kogorou

Hayashi Shoukichi

Hayashi Takenosuke

Hijikata Tsushima

Fukuda Katsunoshin

Fukuyo Onari

Fujii Yasuhachi

Fujisawa Takeki

Fujimoto Kichinosuke

Fujimoto Hikonosuke

Fujiwara Wasaburou

Funazu Kamatarou

Furukawa Kojirou

Furuya Jounosuke

Hoshikawa Sanbei

Hosoi Shikarosuke

Hosokawa Sentarou

Hosokawa Takumi

Honda Iwakichi

Honda Taichirou

Maeda Iwatarou

Maeda Kurando

Maeba Kijima

Maeba Kogorou

Makino Genshichirou

Magoshi Daitarou

Masaki Orinosuke

Mazaki Takutarou

Matsui Tokutarou

Matsui Ryuuzaburou

Matsuzaki Shizumi

Matsuzawa Otozou

Matsuzawa Danji

Matsuda Rokurou

Matsunaga Kazue

Matsubara Ikutarou

Mazume Shinjuurou

Matzume Ryuutarou

Matsumoto Kijirou

Matsumoto Shuuzou

Matsumoto Sutesuke

Matsumoto Chikara

Maruo Keijirou

Maruyama Komnosuke

Manda Kouzou

Miura Keinosuke

Miura Shigetarou

Miura Tsunujirou

Miura Matsugorou

Miura Isetake

Mishina Ichirou

Mishina Jirou

Mishina Chuuji

Mizuguchi Ichimatsu

Mizutani Toushichi

Mitsuii Ushinosuke

Miyagawa Kazumi

Miyagawa Nobukichi

Miyagaki Hannojou

Miyatake Orizou

Miyamoto Touta

Miyoshi Yutaka

Mukaidate Noboru

Mutou Matasaburou

Murakami Saburou

Murakami Monjirou

Murayama Kenkichi

Muro Takunosuke

Motoi Waichirou

Mototake Gonbei

Morian Rokunosuke

Mori Gonjirou

Mori Takanosuke

Mori Tsunukichi

Morishita Heisaku

Mori Rokurou

Yagane Shigezou

Yaguchi Kenichirou

Yanagisawa Touma

Yanagida Sanjirou

Yabe Hyougo

Yama Toranosuke

Yamaura Tetsushirou

Yamagata Tokitarou

Yamagiwa Heizaburou

Yamaguji Bunjirou

Yamazaki Hachizou

Yamazaki Ringorou

Yamada Harutaka

Yamano Yasohachi

Yamamoto Jisoroku

Yuuki Umunosuke

Yokoyama Nabejirou

Yoshizawa Heizou

Yoshimura Jirou

Yoshimura Shintarou

Yoshimura Yoshitarou

Wakada Eikichi

Wada Juurou

Wada Hayato

Wada Rokurou

Wakada Kotouta

Wadaka Toranosuke

Watanabe Ichizou

Wadou Teizou

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The Rising of The Shield Hero's Postponed Stage Play Newly Set for July 2021

    The official website for the postponed stage play adaptation of Aneko Yusagi's fantasy light novel series The Rising of the Shield Hero has announced that it is newly set to be performed at Theater Sun Mall in Tokyo from July 15 to 25, 2021.

   The stage play directed by Ken Ougida (Kakuriyo: Bed and Breakfast for Spirits stage plays) was originally planned to be performed at COOL JAPAN PARK OSAKA TT Hall in Osaka from March 27 to 29, 2020, then at Theater Sun Mall in Tokyo from April 2 to 12. However, all of the shows were canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

  All of the original cast members, including Yuuya Uno as Naofumi Iwatani and Karin Isobe as Raphtalia, are confirmed to return. Further details such as timetable and ticket sales will be announced at a later date.

          舞台『盾の勇者の成り上がり』 延期公演、２０２１年７月上演決定！ ↓↓↓https://t.co/Ep75FU9Qdk 【公演HP】https://t.co/Kux2WGP0mq 【日程】 ２０２１年７月１５日（木）～７月２５日（日） 【劇場】 シアターサンモール 【原作】 アネコユサギ 【原作イラスト】 弥南せいら#舞台盾の勇者 pic.twitter.com/b11n4NgN1l

— 舞台『盾の勇者の成り上がり』 (@shieldherostage) March 5, 2021

      The cast filmed a no-audience performance for a DVD/Blu-ray release at the original Osaka venue (COOL JAPAN PARK OSAKA TT Hall) on March 27, 2020, the play's scheduled opening day. The 7,000-yen DVD and the 7,500-yen Blu-ray were released in Japan in September of the year. You can see how the cast portrayed their characters on stage in a two-minute PV below.

           Main cast: 

  Naofumi Iwatani: Yuuya Uno (Kunimitsu Tezuka in The Prince of Tennis musicals) 

Raphtalia: Karin Isobe (Sayaka Saeki in Bloom Into You stage play) 

Raphtalia (childhood): Elena Kamata  

Motoyasu Kitamura: Ikkei Yamamoto (Shuichirp Ohishi in The Prince of Tennis musicals) 

Ren Amaki: Yuuho Matsui (Shun Izuki in Kuroko's Basketball stage plays) 

Itsuki Kawasumi: Taiga Fukazawa (Masaru Saiga in Karakuri Circus stage play) 

Erhard: Maruyama Atsushi (Utsusemimaru/Kyoryu Gold in Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger) 

Myne Sophia / Malty S. Melromarc: Sarah Emi Bridcutt (the anime voice cast of the character)

Slave dealer: Kotori Kojama 

Aultcray Melromarc XXXII: Isamu Ishizuka

Filo: Yuuna Sekine (Sakura Amamiya in New Sakura Wars the Stage) 

Knight Commander Nopus: Kenta Nishi  

Deputy Commander Sabre: Kiyoshi Ohno

Eyck: Ryuya Ishigami

            Source: Scissors Blitz press release

  © 2019 Yusagi Aneko/KADOKAWA/The Rising of the Shield Hero production committee

  By: Mikikazu Komatsu

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R&J: Friends and co-workers of Sato Ryuji who attended the “Rock Opera ‘R&J’” in Tokyo (Part 2)

Ohno Ryota (Kashuu Kiyomitsu Tanki Shutsujin dancer, Musical Touken Ranbu)

Sugiyama Ryouji (Kashuu Kiyomitsu Tanki Shutsujin dancer, Musical Touken Ranbu)

Sasaki Koki (Kashuu Kiyomitsu Tanki Shutsujin dancer, Musical Touken Ranbu)

Saeki Daichi (Iwatooshi, Musical Touken Ranbu)

Kimura Takehito (Ensemble, Ai no Rekishi Theater The Beginning of Love)

Makishima Hikaru (Ookurikara, Musical Touken Ranbu)

Tauchi Tokihiro (Ensemble, Musical Touken Ranbu)

Ueki Yasatoshi (Kiyoshi, HiGH&LOW)

Nakajima Ken (Nakaoka, HiGH&LOW)

Yuuji Takimoto

Bonus: List of Sato Ryuji’s friends and co-workers who attended but didn’t post photos

The staff of SHIBUYA Zy. (“SHIBUYA Zy.” is the retail shop that is an extension of “club Zy.”, the largest visual kei website which HAKUEI, the producer for Ryuji’s band The Brow Beat, is an editor-in-chief for)

Hoshiko Seiichi (Visual Kei Oyaji)

Sato Hisanori (Yumeshima Rei, Gakuran Kageki ‘Teiichi no Kuni’; Nao, Please Please Please)

Motoyama Shinnosuke (Director and choreographer of the “Musical Touken Ranbu Kashuu Kiyomitsu Tanki Shutsujin”, Musical Touken Ranbu Tanki Shutsujin)

Kayano Isamu (Director of the Musical Touken Ranbu)

Takuma Zaiki (Ookurikara, Musical Touken Ranbu)

Two juniors from Sato Ryuji’s agency, Gekidan Himawari

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Cast Names + Talents

DRX (potentially) Seno Kiyoshi (Mime) Harada Masato (Tattoo Artist) Hoshino Kane (Astronomer) Kamiya Akio (Hypnotist) Murakami Mitsue (Survivalist) Tsuchiya Hisoka (Escapist) Furuta Naoko (Biologist) Komatsu Takeshi (Voice Actor) Akagi Aoi (Doll Maker) Masaki Rin (Figure Skater) Saeki Yuri (Pilot) Igarashi Nariko (Spy) Akagi Airi (Living Doll) Noya Umeko (Linguist) Eguchi Noriko (Foley Artist)

DRY Ueno Shichiro (Harpist) Saitou Arata (Paranormal Investigator) Akiyama Osamu (Host) Fujita Souma (Marine Biologist) Miyamoto Daichi (Hero) Tsukuda Hideaki (Counterfeit Artist) Yoshida Jiro (Volleyball Player) Inoue Kohaku (Mythologist) Nakahara Ran (Chess Player) Iris Allen (Psychic) Kimura Sumiko (Archer) Yamazaki Fuyuko (Botanist) Fujioka Natsuki (Journalist) Watanabe Aimi (Calligrapher) Ikeda Hikari (Sniper)

DRZ Sato Kasumi (Mathematician) Sasaki Shota (Psychologist) Shimizu Naoki (Furry) (lol) Nakashima Ren (Philosopher) Ito Kenta (Beekeeper) Yukimura Jun (Historian) Maeda Ichirou (Prankster) Takahashi Shou (Hacker) Hisakawa Yuki (???) Nakano Megumi (Lyricist) Kita Minako (Blogger) Kobayashi Yuuna (Poet) Minami Miho (Personal Stylist) Tanaka Chinatsu (Footballer) Ueda Saki (???) Matsuoka Ayaka (Origami Master)

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Remix: Scary Movie- The Grudge

During 2006,  an American horror comedy film, Scary Movie 4, had been produced. This movie is the remix of really popular horror films from Japan and America. It was directed by David Zucker, written by Jim Abrahams, Craig Mazin, and Pat Proft. This film is the remix of the western culture comedy film with popular Asian, and American horror film.

I want to talk about the scene where Cindy Campbell, the main character, talks to haunted house's ghost, Toshio, learning that the answer of the alien invasion is his father's heart. Toshio Saeki is a fictional character from the Ju-on series of horror films, as well as the western franchise.

The original film of Ju-On, also known as The Grudge is a Japanese horror franchise created by Takashi Shimizu, consisting of 12 feature films. Shimizu attended the Film School of Tokyo, where he studied under Kiyoshi Kurosawa. Kurosawa helped Shimizu shepherd the Ju-On projects to fruition

Shimizu stated in an interview that the inspiration for Ju-On came from his own personal fears as a child, and from a Japanese dance group that would paint their nude bodies white and performs. Shimizu found the performance frightening and decided to "paint ghosts white". He also mentioned that the rise in the number of domestic abuse cases emerging in Japan during a production of his previous films gave him ideas about the origins of the story.

The title of the films translates roughly to "Curse Grudge", which means putting up a curse while bearing a grudge against someone or something

the classic haunted house theme, as well as a popular Japanese horror trope, the "vengeful ghost". The titular curse, Ju-on, is one which takes on a life of its own and seeks new victims. Anyone who encounters a ghost killed by the curse is killed themselves and the curse is able to be spread to other areas.

However, in the Scary Movie, they made the parody, almost the satire about this movie.

The scene starts with Cindy walks into the rumbling house and see Toshio sitting on the second floor. As she starts talking to it by saying hello. however Toshio does not answer back, she then says hello with the strong Asian accent which sounds like"herro". Then Toshio opens his mouth and starts talking to Cindy with Japanese. Japanese with Engish subtitle on the screen. However, if you hear what the ghost is saying really closely, he is just saying random Japanese words like, Honda, Civic, Sashimi, etc.. Then Cindy replies back to him with more Random Japanese words. When Toshio disappears into space, Japanese bloody words appear on the wall, but when Cindy says I cannot read that it transforms itself to English so that she can understand.

In this remix, it remixes the scary scenes with a funny situation. even though what they are actually saying is not that funny but doing some random racist issues makes it funny even though it may be offensive to some people.  Even though it can be offensive. I get the feeling that sometimes the things you should not say to certain people if that pops up on the movie very openly people find it very funny when it is not supposed to be funny. however, as a joke maybe everything or anything should be acceptable and funny. I find many people do a remix of certain original heavy and deep themed films from our past and turn it very comical using a lot of jokes and satires. I am a fairly an open person, and not get very offended by it, but I see many people get offended by such matter and sometimes I see them fight in the comment section. Then I wonder even if most of the people have their own opinion with the different mind- set, but which side is the right one to believe into. Does one's opinion really matter in this situation or the theme itself of the original movie that the producer has put in?

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Sun Wukong Part 1 (1956) 孫悟空 第一部

Director: Kiyoshi Saeki 

Starring: Fushimi Sentaro / Tonomiya Hideki / Oizumi Akira / Yoshida Yoshio 

Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan 

Language: Japanese 

Date: 1956-11-28 (Japan) 

Duration: 61

Type: Retelling

Summary:

Part 1--Once upon a time, long ago. In China, a lone stone monkey came out of a giant rock on Mt. Huaguo. This stone monkey, who is familiar with the art of 72 ways of change, calls himself Great Sage Son Goku, and with a staff in his hand, he rides the somersault cloud which can fly 188,000 li at a time, and commits evil deeds. Do your best. Seeing this, The Josei Gyokuten in the heavenly palace made Goku a peach of perpetual youth and the keeper of Peach Gardens, but on the day of the banquet of the gods Peach Party, he devoured the guests' feast. Finally, he was imprisoned in the hands of Shaka Nyorai and imprisoned in Ishiyama Gogyoyama, where the hands turned into. 

Five hundred years later, Kannon Bodhisattva of Nankai, who heard a voice asking for Goku's salvation, and Totsuchi Great Tang Province, who sees that there is a color of repentance and goes to Tenjiku to retrieve the sutra, forgives the sin on the condition of Sanzo Hoshi's accompaniment. Soon after, Goku takes control of the white horse that Sanzo is riding and departs. 

He was looking for an inn in a certain village, but was told that there was a monster there. The man named Ino, who was adopted by the village chief Kouta as his son-in-law, is the person in question. Goku uses his special technique of transformation to finally subdue this pig monster. He was originally a resident of the heavenly world, but by order of Kannon, he was given the name Hakkai and joined one of his companions. 

On the way to hurry on the journey, the flow of sand called Ryusha River. The kappa monster appears again and confronts Goku and Hakkai. However, with the news of Egishi Sonja, this monster Sagojyo also joined them, and the party of four people gathered together. Back in Kitayama, there were lights of houses on the way. Sanzo Hoshi, who went to beg for food, becomes a decoy for the seven bewitching beauties.

Source: https://movie.douban.com/subject/24383414/

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Lobby card for Gambler’s Code: Loyalty Offering (Bakuto Jingi Sakazuki, 博徒仁義 盃), 1970, directed by Kiyoshi Saeki (佐伯清) and starring Bunta Sugawara (菅原文太).

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Films about the Bakumatsu

Yajikita son'no no maki / Yaji and Kita: Yasuda's Rescue (Tomiyasu Ikeda, 1927) [Movie] Yajikita toba fushimi no maki / Yaji and Kita: The Battle of Toba Fusumi (Tomiyasu Ikeda, 1928) [Movie] Horo Zanmai / Wanderlust / The wandering Gambler (Hiroshi Inagaki, 1928) [Movie] Sakamoto Ryoma (Edamasa Yoshiro, 1928) [Movie] Kurama Tengu (Teppei Yamaguchi, 1928) [Movie] Kurama tengu: Kyofu jidai (Teppei Yamaguchi, 1928) [Movie] Roningai daiichiwa / Samurai Town, Story 1 (Masahiro Makino, 1928) [Movie] Roningai dainiwa / Samurai Town, Story 2 (Masahiro Makino, 1929) [Movie] Kurama Tengu: Ougon Jigoku (Daisuke Ito, 1942) [Movie ] Kurama Tengu: Kakubei Jishi (1951) [Movie] Kurama Tengu: Kurama no Himatsuri (1951) [Movie] Kurama Tengu Kaijo (1952) [Movie] Tsukigata Hanpeita (1952) [Movie] Isami Kondo Ikedaya Sodo (1953) [Movie]

Abare-jishi (Tatsuo Osone, 1953) Hana no Byakkotai / The Great White Tiger Platoon (Katsuhiko Tasaka, 1954) [Movie] Kurama Tengu: Shippu Happyaku Yacho (1954) [Movie] Gozonji Kaiketsu Kurozukin Maguna no Hitomi / The Black Hooded Man (Kiyoshi Saeki, 1955) [Movie] Gozonji Kurozukin Dai-Niwa Shinsengumi Tsuigeki / The Black Hooded Man (Kokichi Uchide, 1955) [Movie] Kurama Tengu: Goyoto Ihen (1956) [Movie] Shippu Kurama Tengu (1956) [Movie] Tsukigata Hanpeita: Hana no maki; Arashi no maki (Teinosuke Kinugasa, 1956) [Movie] Bakumatsu Taiyoden / Sun in the Last Days of the Shogunate (Yuzo Kawashima, 1957) [Movie] Kogoro Katsura to Isami Kondo Ryuko no Kessen (1957) [Movie] Ronin-gai (Masahiro Makino, 1957) [Movie] Shinsengumi (Yasushi Sasaki 1958) [Movie] Utamatsuri Kanzashi Matoi / Girl with the fire Banner (Kinnosuke Fukuda, 1958) [Movie] Kurama Tengu / Kurama Tengu: Goblin in Stirrus (Masahiro Makino, 1959) [Movie] Daibosatsu toge / Souls in the Moonlight 1 -3 (trilogy) (Tomu Uchida, 1957-1959) [Movies] Daibosatsu toge 1-3 (trilogy) (Kenji Misumi, 1959-1961) [Movies] Soretsu Shinsengumi: Bakumatsu no Doran / Shinsengumi: Last days of the Shogunate ( Ko Sasaki, 1960) [Movie] Tsukigata Hanpeita / Mask of the Moon (Masahiro Makino, 1961) [Movie] Ishin no Kagaribi / Bontires of the Restoration (Sadatsugu Matsuda, 1961) [Movie] Nagawakizashi (nagadosu) chushingura (Kunio Watanabe, 1962) [Movie] Shinsengumi Shimatsuki / Shinsengumi Chronicles (Kenji Misumi, 1963) [Movie] Zashets River / Washes Away the Moon (Yasushi Sasaki, 1963) [Movie] Hana no Shogai ep. 1 (1963) [taiga-drama, NHK] Bakumatsu zankoku monogatari / Brutal Story at End of the Tokugawa Shogunate (Tai Kato, 1964) [Movie] Ansatsu / The Assassination (Masahiro Shinoda, 1964) [Movie] Shin Kurama Tengu (Kimiyoshi Yasuda, 1965) [Movie] Shin Kurama Tengu, Gojozaka no Ketto (Yoshiyuki Kuroda, 1965) [Movie] Shinsengumi Keppuroku ep.1-26 (1965) ) [TV-serial, Asahi] Samurai / Samurai Assassin (Kihachi Okamoto, 1965) [Movie] Moeyo Ken / The Blazing Sword (Hirokazu Ichimura, 1966) [Movie] Daibosatsu toge / The Sword of Doom (Kihachi Okamoto, 1966) [Movie] Yojimbo (ep.1, 2,3,10,22 (from26)) (1967) [TV-serial, Asahi] Ryoma ga Yuku (1968) (ep.16 (from43)) [taiga-drama, NHK] Akage / Red Lion (Kihachi Okamoto, 1969) [Movie] Hitokiri / Tenchu! (Hideo Gosha, 1969) [Movie] Tengu-to / Blood End (Satsuo Yamamoto, 1969) [Movie] Shinsengumi / Band of Assassins / Assassins of Honor (Tadashi Sawashima, 1969) [Movie] Moeyo Ken (1970) (ep. 1,2,11,12 (from26)) [TV serial, Asahi] Bakumatsu / The Ambitious (Daisuke Ito, 1970) [Movie] Shinsengumi Noroi no Chisibuki (ep. 9 (from10 of Kaidan Series - Otoko no Maki)) (Nobuo Nakagawa, 1972) [TV serial] Okita Soji (Masanobu Deme, 1974) [Movie] Okami yo rakujitsu o kire / The Last Samurai ( Kenji Misumi, 1974) [Movie] Ryoma ansatsu (Kazuo Kuroki, 1974) [Movie] Kurama Tengu / Hooded Avenger ep.1-26 (1974) [TV-serial] Kurayami Shiokinin (Hissatssu, Season - 4) ep.1- 27 (1974) [TV-serial] Tokkan (Kihachi Okamoto, 1975) [Movie] Hissatsu Karakurinin Keppu Hen (Hissatsu, Season -) ep.1-11 (1976-77) [TV-serial] Kashin (1977) [taiga -drama (mini-serial), NHK] Shinsengumi shimatsuki (1977) (ep.26 (from 26)) [TV-serial, TBS] Shishi no Jidai (epp.1-51) (1980) [taiga-drama, NHK ] Kirisute Gomen (in ep.19-th (from Season 1, episodes 1a, 1b-25)) (1980) [TV serial] Kaiketsu Kurozukin / The Black Hood (Akikazu Ota, 1981) [Movie] Eijanaika / Why Not? (Shohei Imamura, 1981) [Movie] Kamata koshin-kyoku / Fall Guy (Kinji Fukasaku, 1982) [Movie] Ryoma ga Yuku (pert 1-5) (1982) [Tokyo TV, serial] Bakumatsu seishun graffiti: Ronin Sakamoto Ryoma (Yoshitaka Kawai, 1982) [NTN TV] [TV-film] Kita no hotaru / Fireflies in the North (Hideo Gosha, 1984) [Movie] Hissatsu! Brown kan no kaibutsutachi (Joo Hirose, 1985) [Movie] Kage no Gundan IV (Bakumatsu Hen) / Shadow Warriors IV (episodes 28-40) (1985) [Fuji TV, TV-serial] Bakumatsu seishun graffiti: Fukuzawa Yukichi (Yoshitaka (Yoshitaka Kawai, 1985) [TBS TV] [TV-film] Bakumatsu seishun graffiti: Ronin Sakamoto Ryoma (Yoshitaka Kawai, 1986) [Tokyo TV] [TV-film] Byakkotai (part 1-2) (Saito Takeichi, 1986) [NTV, TV-film] Shinsengumi (part 1-2) ( Yuichi Harada & Toshio Masuda, 1986) [Movie] Jazz Daimyo (Kihachi Okamoto, 1986) [Movie] Hara Sakata (part 1-2) (Saito Takeichi, 1987) [NTV, TV-film] Ryoma wo kitta otoko (Kosaku Yamashita , 1987) [Movie] Goryokaku (1988) [TV-serial, NTV] Ryoma Sakamoto (Part 1-2) (1989) [TV-film, TBS] Kiheitai (Part 1-2) (1989) [TV-film] Oabare Shigotonin! Yokohama ijin Yashiki no Ketto (Matsuno Kouki, 1990) [TV Special] Seizoroi Shigotonin! Harusame ja, Akunin Taiji (Shigeru Ishihara, 1990) [TV Special] Ronin-gai (Kazuo Kuroki, 1990) [Movie] Moeyo Ken (Part 1-2) (Yamamoto Kazuo, 1990) [TV-film] Tobu ga Gotoku (1990) [taiga-drama, NHK] Katsu Kaishu (Part 1-2) (1990) [TV-film] Fukuzawa Yukichi / The Passage to Japan (Shinichiro Sawai, 1991) [Movie] Ryoma ni Omakase! (1991) (ep.1-12) [TV-serial, NTV] Hono no gotoku Yoshida Shoin (Yoshida Shoin en no gotoku) (Hiroki Shuzen, 1991) [TV film, NTV] East Meets West (Kihachi Okamoto, 1995) [Movie] Kita no zeronen / Year One in the North (Isao Yukisada, 1995) [Movie] Gokenin Zankuro (Sesons 1-5) (1995-2002) [TV-serial, Fuji TV] Ryoma ga yuku / Ryoma Forever (part 1.2) (Tokizo Wakita, 1997) [TV film, TBS] Genma Sappocho: Shinsengumi Hishou / Kunoichi: Deadly Mirage (Akiyama Yutaka, 1997) [Movie] The Spirit of the Samurai / Fascination II (Takarazuka, Star Troupe, 1997) Shinsengumi Keppuroku / Shinsengumi: The Shogun's Defense (Eiichi Kudo, 1998) (ep.1-10) [TV-serial] Gohatto / Taboo (Nagisa Oshima, 1999 ) [Movie] Shinsengumi - Na mo naki Otokotachi no Souwa (2002) [Theater-Play] Souten no yume Shoin to Shinsaku shin-seiki eno chosen (2002) [TV NHK] Ryoma no tsuma to sono otto to aijin (Jun Ichikawa, 2002) [Movie] Mibugishiden Sinsen-gumi de ichiban tsuyokatta otoko (Part 1-4) (2002) [TV-miniserial] Mibu gishi den / When the Last Sword Is Drawn (Yojiro Takita, 2003) [Movie] Ooku / Oh- oku (Season 3, ep 1-12) (2003) [TV-serial, Fuji TV] Yami Musha / Dark Warrior (Hitoshi Ozawa, 2004) [Movie] Roningai / The Street of Masterless Samurai (part 1-2) (2004) [Theater Play] Izo: Kaosu mataha fujori no kijin / Izo (Takashi Miike, 2004) [Movie] Ryoma ga Yuku (part 1-4) (2004) [TV-mini serial] Kusa no ran / Grassroot Rebellion (Seijiro Koyama, 2004) [Movie] Shinsengumi! (2004) (ep.1-49) [NHK taiga drama] Otokotachi no Kyo / Samurai Mad Fellows (Joy Ishii, 2005) [Movie] Shinsengumi !! Hijikata Toshizo saigo no ichi-nichi (Kunio Yoshikawa, 2006) [TV-Special] Chosyu Five (Sho Igarashi, 2006) [Movie] Jitsuroku Sehinsengumi (Hiroyuki Tsuji, 2006) [Movie] Jitsuroku Shinsengumi Kanketsu hen (2006) Tsroy [Movie] Tsukigami / The Haunted Samurai (Yasuo Furuhata, 2007) [Movie] Wachigaiya Itosato: Onna-tachi no Shinsengumi (part 1-2) (2007) [TV-film, TBS] Byakkotai (part 1-2) (2007) [TV-film] Man of Stardust (Starlight) / Joyful !! II (Takarazuka, Snow Troupe, 2007) Atsuhime (ep. 1-50) (2008) [taiga-drama, NHK] Kurama Tengu (ep. 1-8) (2008) [TV-serial, NHK] Shinkansen Produce Inoue Kabuki- Izo (part 1-2) (2008) [Theatrical Play] Bodi jakku / Body Jack (Yoshio Kuratani, 2008) [Movie] Jin (2009) (ep. 1-11 + SP) [TV serial] Ryoma den (ep. 1-40 (from 49) + 2SP) (2010) [taiga-drama, NHK] Shinsengumi PEACE MAKER (ep.1-5 + SP) (2010) [TV-serial, TBS]

Foreign movies: Yoshiwara (Max Ophus, 1937) [Movie] The Barbarian and the Geisha (John Huston, 1958) [Movie] The Bushido Blade (Tsugunobu Kotani, 1981) [Movie] The Last Samurai (Edward Zwick, 2003) [Movie]

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The Rising of The Shield Hero Stage Play's Opening Performance Clip Introduces Its Main Cast Members

    After the postponement due to the effects of COVID-19, the stage play adaptation of Aneko Yusagi's fantasy light novel series The Rising of the Shield Hero finally opened in Tokyo on July 15. An opening performance clip to introduce its main cast members, including Yuuya Uno (Naofumi Iwatani), Karin Isobe (Raphtalia), Yuuna Sekine (Filo), Yuuya Asato (Motoyasu Kitamura), Riki Tanimizu (Ren Amaki), and Taiga Fukazawa (Itsuki Kawasumi), is now streamed. 

  The stage play directed by Ken Ougida (Kakuriyo: Bed and Breakfast for Spirits stage plays) was originally planned to be performed in Osaka and Tokyo from March to April 2020. However, all of the shows were canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. And now it is newly set to be performed at Theater Sun Mall in Tokyo from July 15 to 25, 2021. Advance tickets have been already sold out, and only a few same-day tickets are available.

    Opening:

    舞台『盾の勇者の成り上がり』 オープニングアクトの動画を公開いたしました！ 是非ご覧ください！https://t.co/uKZXWUBlr4 【チケット(当日引換券)】 https://t.co/fIbGjl1j8r にて販売中！ 【当日券販売】https://t.co/gyNfdOgpAd 【公演HP】https://t.co/vKSM65zhRo#舞台盾の勇者#盾ステ pic.twitter.com/HNqrJhD12f

— 舞台『盾の勇者の成り上がり』 (@shieldherostage) July 20, 2021

    PV:

    Key visual:

     Main cast: 

  Naofumi Iwatani: Yuuya Uno (Kunimitsu Tezuka in The Prince of Tennis musicals) 

Raphtalia: Karin Isobe (Sayaka Saeki in Bloom Into You stage play) 

Raphtalia (childhood): Elena Kamata  

Filo: Yuuna Sekine (Sakura Amamiya in New Sakura Wars the Stage) 

Motoyasu Kitamura: Yuuya Asato  

Ren Amaki: Riki Tanimizu 

Itsuki Kawasumi: Taiga Fukazawa (Masaru Saiga in Karakuri Circus stage play) 

Erhard: Maruyama Atsushi (Utsusemimaru/Kyoryu Gold in Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger) 

Myne Sophia / Malty S. Melromarc: Sarah Emi Bridcutt (the anime voice cast of the character)

Slave dealer: Kotori Kojama 

Aultcray Melromarc XXXII: Isamu Ishizuka

Knight Commander Nopus: Kenta Nishi  

Deputy Commander Sabre: Kiyoshi Ohno

Eyck: Ryuya Ishigami

          Source: "The Rising of the Shield Hero" stage play official website / Twitter 

  © 2019 Yusagi Aneko/KADOKAWA/The Rising of the Shield Hero production committee

  By: Mikikazu Komatsu