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Suzume (2022, Japan)

How dramatic Makoto Shinkai’s rise has been. The Japanese animator and filmmaker, with his background in video game animation, is far away from the narrative and editing incoherence that plagued his early works, such as The Place Promised in Our Early Days (2004) and 5 Centimeters Per Second (2007). At first, neither film made viewers outside Japan take much notice. A decade later, Your Name (2016) commercially rocketed past all Shinkai films before it and, before one knew it, would go on to surpass Spirited Away (2001) as the highest-grossing anime of all time. The body-switching romantic comedy remains Shinkai’s best film, although Suzume comes much closer than I expected.

In my write-up to Your Name after its North American release, I speculated that the film’s success in Japan might be due to its allusions to the 2011 earthquake and tsunami off the coast of northern Honshu, the Tôhoku region – potentially some sort of cinematic catharsis. Though the imagery that Shinkai employed in Your Name would be unmistakable to any Japanese person who witnessed the destruction of that day, he invoked those images seemingly for the sake of aesthetic appeal. So too was this the case for Weathering with You (2019) – a film that drowned Tokyo in constant rain in service of an epochally selfish decision in pursuit of teenage romance. As such, Shinkai’s insistence to this day that Weathering with You is a film about climate change collapses entirely in the film’s finale. Suzume doubles down on Shinkai’s shtick for teen romance and obsession for how light reflects off water, but now he has made a film where the repercussions of the Tôhoku earthquake and tsunami and the subsequent Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster are front and center. This is his most honest film.

17-year-old Suzume Iwato (Nanoka Hara; Akari Miura as a young girl) lives with her aunt (Eri Fukatsu) on Kyūshū, the southernmost of the major Japanese islands. On the way to school one day, she passes by an attractive, long-haired fellow named Sôta Munataka (Hokuto Matsumura) who asks about local ruins. She points the way to an abandoned onsen, and – following her romantic longings rather than common sense – follows him. At the onsen, she finds a door, standing alone without supports. After she removes a totem that transforms into a cat (Ann Yamane) that scurries away, the door leads to a grassy field, with picturesque blues and reds streaking across a starlit sky. Arriving at school later, she later notices that something resembling a gigantic red worm is emanating from the door’s location. She rushes back, noticing Sôta struggling to close the door, and lends a hand to shut and lock the door – but not without the worm (which no one except these two can see) crashing to the ground and causing a sizable earthquake. Sôta explains he is a “closer” – part of a line of individuals who search for these doors and ensures that they remain shut. Failure to do so results in cataclysmic earthquakes. Against her aunt’s wishes, Suzume will follow Sôta northwards, towards Honshu. The cat, Daijin, must revert to a keystone in order to prevent further disaster.

A few decades into his film career, Shinkai’s undisciplined writing of his character’s emotions remains. Complicating everything is the fact that Daijin turns Sôta into something that should be inanimate. In interviews, Shinkai has defended this decision as the only way to have any sort of comic relief amid the film’s themes – a curious statement to make, as half of Suzume’s comedy has little to do with Sôta’s transformation, instead centering on our characters’ habits and flaws. The original plan was for Suzume to fall for another young woman, but producers nixed the idea, believing such a development too controversial for Japanese audiences*. Shinkai’s decision to make Sôta non-human puts Suzume on the brink of slapstick absurdity. Even though it remarkably allows some of the best character animation from a filmmaker not regarded for that (yes, character animation for an otherwise inanimate object), this absurdity can occasionally deprive Suzume of some much-needed pathos. Only in the Suzume’s final third does that pathos become apparent, and it arrives less powerfully than it should because of Shinkai’s decision to transform Sôta.

Combined with Suzume’s tendency to make hormone-influenced decisions during both the quieter and most perilous moments of her journey with Sôta – I am all for female characters having romantic agency, but there are times and places for when expressing or acting upon romantic feelings is appropriate – Shinkai’s teenage romantic writing can feel tactless at worst, tacky at best. Yet, because Shinkai is upfront about Suzume’s desires from the beginning (unlike the does-he-love-her-or-doesn’t-he-love-her waffling in Your Name and Weathering with You), it makes Suzume’s finale less baffling than his previous two works. Concerningly, in Your Name and Weathering with You, a natural disaster is an inconvenience to two teenagers barely realizing their love for each other. Not this time, thankfully, because of Suzume’s forwardness.

Suzume’s success comes from the tradition of live-action Japanese cinema to reflect – whether directly or otherwise – on national tragedy. When the United States ended its postwar occupation of Japan in April 1952, it also halted the censorship of topics such as the occupation itself, World War II, and other topics that the censors might object to. One could read the previous sentence and draw rash conclusions: namely, that American censorship shackled Japanese artistry. Perhaps it did, but plenty of exceptions exist, such as Yasujirô Ozu’s entire post-War filmography (even during the occupation). In Ozu’s post-War films, the families in those works quietly observe or accept the gradual Westernization of their culture, most evident in changes in nuptial and familial norms, and articulated with subtle, but great artistry. Censors have a way in sometimes making art’s politics less didactic – no less powerful, much more palatable. Now without American censors, films like Gojira (or Godzilla; 1954), Twenty-Four Eyes (1954), and The Burmese Harp (1956) wrestled with the morality of WWII, the apocalyptic consequences of nuclear weapons, and Japan’s war crimes inflicted upon its Asian neighbors (over the last few decades, Japanese filmmakers have become increasingly hesitant to engage in the last topic).

On March 11, 2011, a 9.0 or 9.1 earthquake struck off the east coast of Tôhoku. The resulting tsunami killed thousands and displaced hundreds of thousands, as well as triggering a nuclear meltdown at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant. On 3/11 and the days after, images of the ocean swallowing buildings whole, boats now perched atop half-ruined rooftops, and clocks frozen at 3:25 PM made their way around a now-interconnected world. No sense can ever be made of nature’s randomness, and the loss of life in its wake. Suzume is a film that understands this, long before Shinkai truly shows what his film is about (accepting past tragedy and trauma) and what it champions (living life completely). Before we fully learn about Suzume’s loss on 3/11, Shinkai is content to introduce us to partake in some narrative detours. Those detours introduce the audience to side characters living their lives humbly, with little fanfare, and a joie de vivre. Notice the joy of the motorcycle-riding produce seller, content with the verdant beauty of her home and the rural simple living. The laid-back and unfussy Tomoya Serizawa (Ryūnosuke Kamiki; whose character is Sôta’s best friend) takes each day as is as he attempts to earn a teaching credential. Until then (and I suspect even after he becomes a teacher), he enjoys cruising along in his convertible, blasting a Spotify playlist with playful oldies such as Yumi Arai’s “Rūju no Dengon” (a familiar tune to fans of 1989’s Kiki’s Delivery Service), Yuki Saito’s “Sotsugyô”, among others.

These detours contrast with a device (that Shinkai also uses) more characteristic of Japanese cinema, or at least most Japanese cinema that has been exported to the West. That device is mono no aware (“the impermanence of things”) – with practitioners including some of the greatest Japanese filmmakers of all time such as Ozu and Isao Takahata (1988’s Grave of the Fireflies, 2014’s The Tale of the Princess Kaguya). This refers to character behaviors or individual shots that emphasize how life is fleeting and precious. In that contrast of Suzume’s loss and the joyfulness of her companions, there is an implicit understanding that Japanese culture, as our characters know it, is disappearing (one might say “transforming”). It is there in the beautifully-drawn abandoned buildings – the onsens, the schoolhouses – alluding to Japan’s demographic changes, as well as the implication that there are fewer “closers” in Japan than there used to be. For an economy once pegged to lead the future in Asia, Japan’s stagnant financial reality is reflected in the supporting cast, all of whom are hardscrabble folks neither struggling nor prospering. Sometimes that change happens suddenly, as what happened to Suzume on 3/11, leaving behind a towering sea wall and imprints of former homes as nature reclaims these once-devastated places.

The trick, Shinkai says, is to acknowledge the tragedies of the past, for all its effects on the present. At the same time, one must press forward, to live as completely as possible in the days we have afforded to us. As simple as that may be to articulate verbally or cinematically, it is a much different proposition in practice, on both counts. If Suzume presented this message inelegantly, the film would be a maudlin exercise. Touch too lightly on these themes, and the film drowns in its heavily expository dialogue. Shinkai may too fervently focus on the romantic and the comedic in spurts, but Suzume eventually upholds the film’s ultimate thesis, so that Suzume can find true happiness today and in the future while in full acceptance of her past.

With any Makoto Shinkai film post-Your Name, one expects the band RADWIMPS to score the film and provide a wealth of original songs. This time, the lone notable song is the title number, “Suzume”, and it only appears in full during the end credits, rather than the characteristic Shinkai-esque montage. Performed by RADWIMPS and featuring the TikTok singer Toaka on vocals, the sixteen-note motif in “Suzume” (even when Toaka is on vocals and not vocalizing the motif, the motif is played as the harmonic line) is a hypnotically memorable idea that serves as Suzume’s motif for the film’s entirety. Together, RADWIMPS and co-composer Kazuma Jinnouchi (Halo 5: Guardians and “The Ninth Jedi” from Star Wars: Visions; like Shinkai, Jinnouchi got his start in the video game industry) craft a gorgeous score unafraid to mix styles and instrumentations.

The action scoring as heard in “Abandoned Resort” makes full use of Japanese instruments and an ominous choir on top of orchestra – lending the scene that it accompanies an immediate tension that bolsters the sense of danger in closing the door. Similar orchestrations in the other door-closing scenes are likewise as effective as this. In other moments, a wildly jazzy “Cat Chase” sets the pace for a chaotic pursuit early in the film, all while adding to the scene’s hilarity. A simple conversation between piano and strings such as in “Time for Two” introduces secondary romantic motifs for those moments when the action slows down and Suzume has Sôta on her mind. But perhaps the most effective musical moment occurs while our two leads are in Tokyo, and Suzume makes the decision to return home in “Suzume’s Departure”. It might not be the most musically interesting cue, but RADWIMPS and Jinnouchi’s restraint to delay Suzume’s motif until absolutely necessary pays off in emotional dividends that only film music can accomplish. By some distance, this is the most beautifully scored and fascinatingly orchestrated film in Shinkai’s filmography, and a stunning achievement for RADWIMPS and Jinnouchi.

There is no doubting that Makoto Shinkai is one of the most important filmmakers in Japan at this moment. He is the figurehead for a generation of directors for whom anime has always been their foremost cultural influence – with all the strengths and substantial limitations that entails. And like those he succeeds but does not quite emulate (Ozu and his contemporaries, but more closely the likes of Hayao Miyazaki and the late Takahata), Shinkai has made a film grounded upon the aftermath of a national disaster. For the first time, those intentions and allusions are clear. The directness of feeling in Suzume is a refreshing change for him, granting the film an emotive sincerity that none of his previous works can match. Indeed, some of his expository, romantic, and comedic writing threatens to render his work as tasteless. Yet with utter conviction in his writing and filmmaking, Shinkai presents that the goodwill and kindness of others is essential following tragedy. I might take issue with Shinkai’s approach, but I have no arguments there. Following the footsteps of great directors and their films in the years after another national calamity, Suzume, though imperfect, is Shinkai at his most humanistic.

My rating: 7.5/10

^ Based on my personal imdb rating. My interpretation of that ratings system can be found in the “Ratings system” page on my blog (as of July 1, 2020, tumblr is not permitting certain posts with links to appear on tag pages, so I cannot provide the URL). Half-points are always rounded down.

* Broadly, Japanese society is not hostile towards LGBTQ+ persons. However, the nation’s politics – which have long been defined by remarkably low participation rates for an industrialized democracy, especially from younger generations – is conservative on queer rights. The ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) has been in power almost continuously since its founding in 1955, and the party has always been against same-sex marriage.

[kazarinn]

A translation of the voice cast and staff interviews from the booklet included with the Digimon Adventure 02 15th Anniversary Blu-ray Box (released March 2, 2016), which featured comments from the following:

Voice actors for the main six Chosen Children and their Digimon partners

Producer Hiromi Seki

Director Hiroyuki Kakudou

Lead writers Atsushi Maekawa and Genki Yoshimura

*Note: Yoshimura's interview (the last one) merits a bit of a body horror content warning

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[Announcement] 舞台『銀河鉄道999』～ライブ イン北九州2019～ (butai ginga tetsudou 999 ~live in kitakyushu 2019~)

the live will take place @ 北九州芸術劇場 大ホール (Kitakyushu Geijutsu Gekijou Main Hall) [May 2nd, 2019]

Cast:

Nakagawa Akinori Ouki Kaname Hirakata Genki Maeyama Takahisa Miyama Karen Yazawa Youko Kinoshita Haruka Inami Anju Matsumoto Reiji

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└ Now or Never: the Doors to my soul~~

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Animation Night 51 - Kizumonogatari

Look, we’ve gone several weeks without anything deeply weebish, I have a reputation to maintain here!

Hey friends, I have somehow avoided getting kicked off this website. I have backed up the Animation Night posts locally, though it’s going to take a bit of work to publish the archive on my giþub site!

So, what’s this week about? Studio SHAFT were in their heyday known for two things: the rightly legendary Puella Magi Madoka Magica, which we watched back on Animation Night 10, and is apparently soon to receive a new film... but mostly, the much longer Monogatari series. Starting with Bakemonogatari (2009), this stood out a great deal (and did a lot to establish the SHAFT style): a distinctive blend formal experimentation, dense literary allusions, tight blink-and-you’ll miss it editing with creative use of text, and a wry, discomforting sense of humour.

Monogatari entered the world as a series of light novels by the startlingly prolific Nisio Isin (or NisiOisiN as he prefers it!), centred on a boy named Koyomi Araragi who falls into the orbit of a long succession of supernaturally-afflicted girls. Though that premise probably makes it sound sorta harem-adjacent, and Araragi does get together with one of said girls by the end of Bake-, what I’ve seen of it primarily treats this premise more as a framing device for quite varied supernatural stories; some more horror-oriented, some more comedic. Each entry in the series is titled a pun in the template of [something]monogatari, after a traditional literary form that connotes similarly to ‘tale’. Typically these pormanteau with the kanji 物 (mono, roughly just ‘thing’), so...

化物語 Bakemonogatari (after 化物 bakemono meaning monster)

偽物語 Nisemonogatari (after 偽物 nisemono meaning counterfit)

猫物語 Nekomonogatari (not really a pun, just 猫 neko meaning cat lol)

傾物語 Kabukimonogatari (傾 meaning slope, with afaict a very unusual reading presumably to bring to mind kabuki theatre? or the flamboyant kabukimono samurai gangs? i don’t get this one)

and so on...

I can’t say too much about the light novel series, or how it compares with others of the genre, beyond that it’s reputed to be very wordy! I do know the task of adapting this fell into the hands of directors Akiyuki Shinbo and Tatsuya Oishi at SHAFT, and they evidently wanted to make something rather avant-garde!

Some of their ideas included things like attempting to capture the interiority of a character by blacking out the screen as if for blinking with ‘black’ or ‘red’ scenes:

...which along with the editing gives the whole production a distinctive rhythm. Other tricks involve extensive use of typography (e.g. flashing up a definition for a few frames), editing to kabuki sounds (each episode beginning with the an accelerating series of beats with passages from the original novel alongside them), and heavy use of geometric patterns and digital effects in the photography: gradients, stark silhouettes, a very stylised modern world yet strangely sterile and empty of people beyond the MCs. They would moreover do unusual things like using real photographs in backgrounds to create constant variation.

And while the drawing count wasn’t unusually large or anything like that - quite the opposite, often there would be almost entirely static, lingering scenes - even those static talking heads scenes would be shot with an unusual pose or composition to make it interesting. Then at key moments, they would drop some really innovative, heavily impactful key animation, such as this legendary fight scene [continued, cw gore, incredible sequence ^^] by Hironori Tanaka, Genki Matsumoto, Gen’ichiro Abe and Ryo Imamura, which made full use of the protagonist’s healing factor.

This approach proved a hit, and they were set to make many, many more adaptations of Monogatari. For a detailed retrospective on the series and its influences, kVin has you covered. (Literally I would be totally at sea without this guy lol.)

Starting in 2011, Oishi went to work on the film series, 傷物語 Kizumonogatari (which we could translate as 'Would Tale’), which was released from 2016-17, telling the first part of the story as a prequel to Bakemonogatari. Although the production was delayed years thanks to Oishi’s ambition, leaving the main series in the hands of an at first much less experienced Tomoyuki Itamura, the final result seems to have paid off, at least going by kVin’s enthusiasm...

The biggest fan of NisiOisiN’s prose is NisiOisiN himself, and so the Monogatari series is renowned for being verbose by both fans and critics. Kizumonogatari is written as the chaotic stream of consciousness of Koyomi Araragi, but Oishi decided to do away with narration and monologues entirely; he took a book that exists inside the mind of a character and tried to make all his feelings explicit and yet portrayed in an unobtrusive way. Not dropping any relevant details without outright stating anything was by all means a crazy idea. And what’s even more outrageous is that he succeeded with his elegant but thoroughly insane solution – eventually at least, I wouldn’t be surprised if he had to redraw his storyboards countless times to achieve it. The Show, Don’t Tell principle has become a bit of a poisonous idea on the internet thanks to reductive fans interpreting it as a rule rather than a powerful approach, but this film pulls it off to an extreme that shouldn’t even be possible.

For a very detailed blow by blow of the various creative things being done, you can read more here.

Unlike the more static TV series, these films are carried throughout by some frankly incredible kagenashi (unshaded) character animation, full of intense expression and inventive touches. These lively animation designs consciously contrast with the (apparently somewhat controversial) decision to set everything in realistic CGI backdrops - which do not attempt to look cel shaded or painted at all, but it seems to fit a production like this much better than the overly-shiny cars in Psycho-Pass, and fits the studio’s habit of being ahead of the curve in adopting digital tech.

So what’s all this in service of telling? In Kizu-, Araragi gets his first encounter with a supernatural girl in the form of (deep breath) the vampire Kiss-shot Acerola-orion Heart-under-blade. Moved to offer his blood up to save her from vampire hunters, he finds himself made a vampire thrall tasked with retrieving her lost limbs.

As far as content: some gore is p much a given in this scenario, but heads up that Monogatari is also known for its improbable fanservice shots. In terms of artistic intent, this is perhaps another element in drawing us into the subjectivity of a teenage boy. And in terms of what to expect, it definitely sounds like these are sometimes used, as in here, in a way designed to discomfort rather than gratify the audience.

My impetus for picking this one out is a fascinating series of staff interviews that were translated on Sakuga Blog over the past month. Something that got this much attention, and kVin’s obvious immense enthusiasm - not to mention the clips picked out! - definitely got my interest. I’m looking forward to seeing it all together.

With the density of allusions and complex typography, this series is quite a challenge to subtitle - but luckily various groups have risen to the challenge over the years. In this case we have a kind of improbably sophisticated sub by Commie, who went to the trouble of not just matching all the fonts and such but even animating the colour changes to match the typography in the series...

Luckily for Animation Night scheduling, most of these movies are pretty short - just over an hour typically - so we should easily be able to get through all of them in one night. Animation Night 51 will begin at 7pm UK time, 3 hours from this post, at the usual spot - twitch.tv/canmom!

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[August] J-Actors Birthday Calendar

♪ August 1st

◎ Matsuoka Takuya 松岡卓弥 1989

◎ Oono Mizuki 大野瑞生 1994

♪ August 2nd

◎ Saitou Kyouhei 齊藤教兵 1992

◎ Tomita Kentarou 富田健太郎 1995

♪ August 3rd

◎ Fukazawa Yuuto 深澤悠斗 1999

◎ Makishima Hikaru 牧島輝 1995

◎ Shiraishi Shunya 白石隼也 1990

♪ August 4th

◎ Oosaki Natsuki 大崎捺希 1995

◎ Takahashi Shunichi 高橋駿一 1988

♪ August 5th

◎ Sugiyama Mahiro 杉山真宏 1998

◎ Takada Akihiro 高田晃宏

♪ August 6th

◎ Andou Shuutarou 安東秀大郎

◎ Kubota Masataka 窪田正孝 1988

◎ Suzuki Shoon 鈴木翔音

◎ Urai Kenji 浦井健治 1981

♪ August 7th

◎ Igarashi Shunji 五十嵐隼士 1986

◎ Naya Takeru 納谷健 1995

♪ August 8th

◎ Mashima Shuuto 眞嶋秀斗 1995

◎ Ooyabu Taka 大薮丘 1995

♪ August 9th

◎ Matsuoka Koudai 松岡広大 1997

◎ Ono Kento 小野健斗 1989

◎ Onuma Shouta 小沼将太 1989

♪ August 10th

◎ Hayami Mokomichi 速水もこみち 1984

◎ Itou Koutarou 伊藤��太郎 1988

♪ August 11th

◎ Aoi Shouta 蒼井翔太 1987

◎ Doi Yuuto 土井裕斗 1993

♪ August 12th

◎ Ishii Yutaka 石井由多加 1985

◎ Kaminaga Keisuke 神永圭佑 1994

◎ Ozawa Ren 小澤廉 1991

◎ Sakaguchi Shinnosuke 坂口慎之介

◎ Watanabe Kouji 渡辺コウジ 1979

♪ August 13th

◎ Haba Ryousuke 羽場涼介 1991

♪ August 14th

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♪ August 15th

◎ Hayashi Tsuyoshi 林剛史 1982

◎ Nomiyama Kenta 野見山拳太 1995

◎ Okada Masaki 岡田将生 1989

♪ August 16th

◎ Asakura Yuuta 浅倉祐太 1987

◎ Iijima Hiroki 飯島寛騎 1996

◎ Nakada Shouji 仲田祥司 1992

♪ August 17th

◎ Ooyama Masashi 大山真志 1989

◎ Yoshimoto Kouki 吉本恒生 1993

♪ August 18th

◎ Ichise Yuu 一瀬悠 1990

◎ Murata Mitsu 村田充 1977

♪ August 19th

◎ Kobayashi Tatsuya 小林辰也

◎ Roppongi Yasuhiro 六本木康弘 1984

♪ August 20th

◎ Asegawa Kenta 阿瀬川健太 1990

◎ Shiokawa Wataru 塩川渉 1987

♪ August 21st

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♪ August 22nd

◎ Matsui Haruki 松井遥己 1995

◎ Nishina Yuuji 仁科祐二 

◎ Nitta Kenta 新田健太 1985

◎ Saitou Takumi 斎藤工 1981

♪ August 23rd

◎ Kohatsu Aren 小波津亜廉 1991

◎ Nakagauchi Masataka 中河内雅貴 1985

◎ Sakimoto Hiromi 崎本大海 1986

♪ August 24th

◎ Kawasaki Yuusaku 川﨑優作 1994

◎ Sueno Takuma 末野卓磨 1984

♪ August 25th

◎ Araki Kentarou 荒木健太朗 1982

◎ Wada Masato 和田正人 1979

♪ August 26th

◎ Nagae Ryouki 長江崚行 1998

◎ Ookawa Genki 大河元気 1987

♪ August 27th

◎ Matsumoto Hinata 松本ひなた 1991

◎ Nagata Takato 永田崇人 1993

◎ Ookubo Shoutarou 大久保祥太郎 1995

◎ Yamakawa Souichirou 山川宗一郎 1990

♪ August 28th

◎ Yamaguchi Yuusuke 山口侑佑 1991

♪ August 29th

◎ Satou Yuugo 佐藤祐吾 1994

♪ August 30th

◎ Harukawa Kyousuke 春川恭亮 1988

◎ Matsumoto Jun 松本潤 1983

♪ August 31st

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[babywhereyougone]

[Translation] The Television 2019-01 - Wild Sexy (Part 2 - 20 Questions) (original scans: nsnsns_mmm@twitter)

1. When’s your birthday? Ryo: October 30, 2000 Mizuki: October 31, 2000 Yuto: November 15, 1999 Soya: September 20, 2002 Ryuto: September 30, 2002

2. Where’s your hometown? Ryo: Kangawa Prefecture Mizuki: Kanagawa Prefecture Yuto: Kanagawa Prefecture Soya: Tokyo Ryuto: Kanagawa Prefecture

3. What’s your blood type? Ryo: O Mizuki: AB Yuto: A Soya: A Ryuto: O 4.What’s your hobby/special skill? Ryo: My hobby is billiards. I have been playing it for about a year and have gotten pretty good. My special skill is talking with people I’ve never met before. Zero shyness. Mizuki: My hobby is shopping. My special skill is eliminating my presence. No matter the circumstance, I can disappear with ease and have people wondering where I went (laughs). Yuto: Baseball. I played it from second grade to my first year of high school. I also love watching it. Soya: To debate and talk about the world news and topics. Ryuto: Playing the ukulele is a recent hobby. I bought it when I was abroad, and I got really into it after I played it as a break from the test studying period. My special skills is turning things I hate into things I like. Such an example is acrobatics! 5. On average, how many hours of sleep do you get a night? Ryo: 6 hours. I sleep at midnight and wake up at 6 in the morning. Mizuki: About 7 hours. Today was 6 hours. Yuto: 8 hours. Today was about 8 hours, but the ideal is 24 hours. I can sleep all day! Soya: 6 hours. I got 11 hours today so I’m super content. Ryuto: 7.5 hours. It was about 6 hours today. 6. What’s your favorite thing to eat lately? Ryo: Beef tongue. I buy a block of beef tongue, cook it in sesame oil, and mix it with some spring onions. Eating it like that is the best. Mizuki: The smell of truffle. (Iwahashi) Genki went to this place and had truffle french fries that were super good and now obsessed with, but I haven’t had the chance to try yet (laughs). Yuto: Convenience store oden. I must have daikon and sometimes I’ll also buy egg and kon’nyaku, too. Soya: Cream croquette. Crispy on the outside and soft, melty center inside. Ryuto: Convenience store kalbi bento. 7. What did you eat today? Ryo: For breakfast, I had yesterday’s leftover yakiniku. For lunch, I had curry. Mizuki: Bacon cheeseburger. Yuto: Kimchi. I wasn’t feeling too well this morning, but I felt better after eating kimchi. Soya: For breakfast ad lunch, I had beef tongue rice my mother made. Ryuto: For breakfast I had cereal. I was studying for tests during lunch so I didn’t get a chance to eat… When I’m immersed in something, my appetite takes a break. 8. How many texts do you send in a day? Ryo: About 50. I have about 10 people I talk with regularly. I call in my downtime, so I don’t text much. Mizuki: Almost zero. I immediately reply when I get something, but I rarely send anything myself. Yuto: About 50. Soya: I don’t answer my phone when I’m busy so zero. I usually only text my family, the group members, senpais, and some other people, so maybe about 4 a day. Ryuto: About 3. I call more than text. 9. Who in Johnny’s did you message most recently? Ryo: Shime-chan (Shimekake Ryuya) texted me, “Why didn’t you come to the stage show,?” and I replied, “Because of work and tests.” I want to go if I could~ Mizuki: Nishimura Takuya of Kansai Johnny’s Jr. When I have time, I’d ask him how he is and he sends back a nice reply. Yuto: 7MEN Samurai’s Sasaki Taiko and I entered the company at the same time, so he’s always being cheeky with me. For instance, he saw the TV show I appeared on recently, “Everyone looked amazing …except for Yuto” (laughs). Soya: Tanaka Juri-kun. He gave me advice on the rap I did for “The Shounen Club.” Ryuto: (Sasaki) Taiko. He wants to get something simple across but can’t find the right words for it so the text comes off as angry (laughs). 10. What’s your favorite emoji? Ryo: Cute, funny faces emojis. Mizuki: LINE stamp of the white, round character with his thumbs up. Yuto: Stamps of my favorite anime character. I use the “OK” and “Thank You” ones a lot. Soya: Surreal character stamp of a slim kid. The one where he’s bowing going, “G’mornnnnn!!” is convenient so I use it a lot. Ryuto: Grinning and laughing white bear. I like the relaxed, half-baked ones. 11. What’s on your homescreen? Ryo: A picture taken at Disneyland of JUNIOR 5, including Saku-chan. Mizuki: It’s completely white. I can see the icons easier this way. Yuto: A picture of Mount Fuji I took outside of the hotel window on a family trip. Soya: It’s a photo of a single red rose I purchased. The photo quality on my phone is really good so the red is so vivid and beautiful. Ryuto: The view of the ocean at sunset. Around the summer, it was of Yuto’s expression upon taking a photo with Matsumoto Jun-kun in the dressing room. 12. What’s the most recent photo you took? Ryo: Of my own hair. Just dyed it black. Mizuki: Choreo video. Yuto: A picture of Matsumoto Jun-kun during his concert. The pose he was during while wearing pink gloves was really cool so I took a picture of it without thinking about it when I saw it in a magazine or something. Soya: A picture with friends taken in front of the emergency stairwell on the day of the school culture festival. But we took it with the light the wrong direction so it was a big fail (laughs). Ryuto: Taiko holding a ukulele. 13. What sort of pictures do you have the most in your camera roll? Ryo: Pictures with friends. When we go out, we ask people nearby to take photos for us. Mizuki: I don’t really take photos, they’re pretty much all choreography videos. Yuto: Photos of the members’ selfies when they steal my phone. I dunno what kind of faces Hashimoto-kun makes, Saku-chan’s photos are of eyes wide open, etc. (laughs). Soya: Family. My older sister loves photos so there’s a lot of everyone. I’m like cut off to the side. Ryuto: Of the members. I turn my camera towards the members in between rehearsals. I have a lot of good faces from Yuto. 14. What do you always have in your bag? Ryo: Breath mints. Mizuki: Mask and tissues. And a train character chewing gum. I loved that gum since I was kid so I always have it. Yuto: Perfume. I’m into scents, and I’ve been into jasmine lately. Soya: Hand wipes. I use it when there isn’t any hand soap when I’m out. Ryuto: A ballpoint ben. It’s the kind with both black and red ink together and it fits into my wallet. 15. What’s your most recent purchase? Ryo: Hawaiian jewelry. I bought something that has “strength” associated with it. Mizuki: A red smartphone case. (Takahashi) Kaito gave me a case that has a built-in battery that I’ve been using, but the color faded… so I went and bought the same color and style! Yuto: Hawaiian ring. Soya: Five rings from Hawaii. My fingers look pretty when I put them on. Ryuto: Mobile battery. 16. What do you want the most right now? Ryo: Motorcycle. I want to ride one during a concert! I have to get a license first, though. Mizuki: I want to try living on my own so I want a one bedroom apartment (laughs). Yuto: White sneakers or boots. I surprisingly like white, even the wristwatch I’m wearing now is white. Soya: A super amazing massage chair for when I’m tense. I never experienced it before, but I want to experience the first class cabin of an airplane. Ryuto: Macro lens for an SLR camera. 17. What type of girls do you like? Ryo: A girl who looks good with short, brown hair. Mizuki: A girl who supports and doesn’t reject my opinions. Yuto: Someone who isn’t clingy, a girl who is a bit of a tomboy. Soya: A bit of a dreamer who says funny, innocent things at times. Ryuto: Someone who talks for me. I don’t hate conversation, but I’m bad at bringing up topics… 18. If you were a girl, which member do you want to go out with? Ryo: None! I know too much about them all so it would be bad (laughs). If it’s any other group, then (Yoshizawa) Shizuya-kun. He’s so nice. Mizuki: Sakuma! Since he wouldn’t be disagreeable with me (laughs). Yuto: None (laughs). But, if Saku-chan was my boyfriend, it would be pleasantly fun. Soya: Hard pass on all (laughs). But if I had to choose someone, the person that fits the answer to the last question the most would be Sakuma. Ryuto: I guess Mizuki-kun. If I were his girlfriend, I’d probably fuss a bit over if he’s sleepy. 19. When do you feel the most happy? Ryo: When I’m talking with my friends at school about how we’re graduating soon. It’s a bit sad though—that only have a little bit of time left together with my classmates. Mizuki: When I hit the snooze button. And, when I eat yummy foods! Yuto: That feeling when I realize that so many different people love me now than ever before. Soya: Shampoo (hair wash) at the beauty salon. Ryuto: When I can relate to a book I’m reading. 20. What’s one thing you want to say to yourself about this past year? Ryo: You’ve grown up a lot! You now like black costumes more than the sparkly ones, you now have an interest in cars and motorcycles, your tone suddenly changed. Mizuki: Blossom. It’s your final year of high school, and it feels like it was spent brilliantly blossoming. Yuto: It was an incredible, spectacular year! Soya: You worked hard! Deserving of praise! Ryuto: You worked hard! You gave everything you had in all the work opportunities given this year.

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Madoka Magica 2015 Calendar Review - Part I

AKA I have nothing better to do right now

That’s right babes, I’m reviewing a freaking calendar. A calendar that’s 3 years outdated at that. I’ll be judging the individual illustrations on the calendar based on a variety of factors, though it’ll be ordered by month rather than my favourites. Ergo if you want to know my favourites, you’ll have to figure it out for yourself based on what I say. Please keep in mind this is all my opinion, and if you’re mad at me for my opinions on a fucking 3 year old calendar then you’ve got some problems you need to work on. If you just disagree though that’s cool. Split into 2 parts because without doing admittedly very easy exploits, you can’t have more than 10 photos in a text post apparently, and I can’t be bothered doing those exploits.

All that being said, letsago.

Some very nice art of Ultimate Madoka by Takahiro Kishida, who was one of the character desginers for the anime and all three movies, and helped a bit with animation here and there as well. While the functionality as a calendar is somewhat questionable, New Years Day, Coming of Age Day and the first four Sundays are labelled, and all of the numbers are easy enough to find. All in all, a very strong start to the year.

Once again, another beautiful piece. This one is by Hiroki Yamamura, an animation supervisor. I assume you have eyes and I don’t need to tell you how gorgeous this art is, but there are a few things I’d like to point out. First of all, Sayaka doesn’t have her ff hairpins despite this calendar being from 2015, well after those were added to her design in the movies. Second, every number on Sayaka’s side, as well as the word’ Febuary’ which can be seen in the giant 2 in the middle, is upside down, just like she is. This latter fact, combined with the fact that many of the numbers are very light in colour, gives us a calendar that is perhaps not as functional as we’d like. No significant dates are marked either. However, the numbers are still easy-ish to follow, and as soon as you find 1 you can effectively play connect the dots to find the rest. All in all, pretty hecking good.

March is easily the best functioning calendar yet, with the year, month and days all being very clear for us to see. I don’t know what’s so significant abut the 7th, 14th and 28th for them to be blue, but whatever. The art is by Genki Matsumoto, a Shaft animator who did key animations here and there and even some episode direction. The art is very nice with some pleasant colours and a variety of school uniforms, but of note is that this is the first piece to really have any “fanservice”, specifically Homura’s midriff and Mami’s bust being slightly emphasised. This isn’t much at all, but it’s a sign of things to come.

I said you could figure out my favourites list yourself, though I’ll give you a hint - this one is my favourite. And it’s all thanks to the beautiful and adorable art of the legendary Ume Aoki, who I’m sure needs no introduction. If you don’t know though, she’s the character designer for the show, responsible for all our favourite Megucas and Coobies and such. However, while this is definitely my favourite, it’s not without its faults. The numbers are a bit of a mess location wise. Sure, if you find 1, you can find them all, they kinda just snake down, but there’s no denying that it looks hellish. More numbers are randomly coloured and I can’t explain that, but it’s no biggie. This is also the first month to not have 2015 anywhere, but we’re 4 months into the year so I can forgive it.

This piece is by Hideyuki Morioka, who, as far as I can find, isn’t actually involved with Madoka in any way other than being a Shaft animator. Well I mean, he contributed this and was featured in the Tiro Finale Book but as far as the anime’s concerned he’s nothing. Anyway, despite his apparent lack of familiarity with the series, the illustration here actually captures the art style seen in the show better than anything else so far (that’s not an insult to the others by the way, they weren’t going for the show’s art style). And it does look pretty good! Of course, the fanservice trend is continuing here, with midriffs and collarbones and Mami’s breasts and flat loli chests galore. Again, nothing terrible or super erotic, but still a sign of things to come. Numbers are clear and easy to find, so it’s functional enough as a calendar, though not as much as March. Interestingly, despite every single illustration saying “Madoka Movie Project Rebellion” in the bottom right corner, this is the first illustration to have Nagisa, Rebellion’s new girl. Not gonna lie, I’m not really a fan of Nagisa, and if she wasn’t here anywhere I wouldn’t have even noticed.

Okay look this is by far the WORST functioning calendar of the bunch and honest confession right here? I haven’t even found all of the numbers. That’s how bad this is. This is also one of two illustrations with the month not being written in English. Instead, there's a 6 in Mami's Soul Gem to tell you it's June. However, the art’s really good and certainly unique. This art is done by Hajime Ueda, whose greatest connection to Madoka is doing the end card for episode 6, though he’s also done other stuff with Shaft. His art here is crammed with detail, and our 4 non-Homura megucas are contrasted with Homura herself being upside down and apearing twice as both Akuma Homura and good old Moemura. It’s a very nice albeit quite unconventional piece, and I love it a lot.

Part II can be found here.

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Vissel Kobe. ReinMeer Aomori. Sony Sendai. Iwaki FC. Matsue City. Honda FC. MIO B. Kochi Utd. Honda Lock.

Veertien Mie. Suzuka PG. Verspah Oita. Nippon Express. Tokachi SE. Gonohe FC. Tono Club. NP Hira. Iwaki Furuk. Mikawa SC. Nagai Club. Soma SC. Ricoh Tohoku. Ganju Iwate. Omiya SC. Shichigahama SC. Saruta FC. Fuji Club Yokkaichi Univ.

Ogaki K'. Nagoya SC. Nagara Club. Chukyo Univ. Tokoha Clique. Easy Akashi. Andrews FC. Ococias Kyoto. SRC Hiroshima. Yonago Genki. IPU FC. FC Tokushima. Nakamura Club. KUFC Nankoku. Kaiho Bank. Kyushu Mits. Okinawa SV. K'moto Teachers. Monagas SC. UCV FC. Dynamo Brest. Torpedo Zhodino. O Médéa.

NC Magra. JSM Skikda. WA Tlemcen. MC Alger. JS Saoura. JS Kabylie. US Biskra. Wydad AC. Raja Casablanca. RS Blog aqui. FC Samtredia. Dinamo Tbilisi. Gyeongju KHNP. Cheongju FC. Gimhae FC. Pyeongtaek C. Busan Trans. Cheonan City. Daejeon KoRail. Gangneung Cit. Pyeongchang Utd. Gangwon Res. Seoul Resultado dos jogos de hoje do campeonato brasileiro serie a. Chungju Citizen.

Pocheon Citizen. Yeoju FC. Charlotte Ind. Jeonnam Dragons. O futebol feminino vem se consolidando cada vez mais no Brasil. Saiba as informações sobre o jogos do Futebol Feminino. Confira a lista resultado dos jogos de hoje do campeonato brasileiro serie a dos jogos de hoje e saiba como assistir e onde assistir. Por isso, veja a lista completa com os jogos de hoje e onde assistir os jogos de hoje.

Confira a lista dos jogos de hoje e saiba onde assistir ao vivo. Início Telecom Esportes Futebol. Assista ao vivo no EI Plus Experimente por 7 dias! Saiba como assistir ao vivo. Assine o EI Plus! Onde assistir os jogos de futebol hoje? Quem joga hoje? Assista aos jogos e campeonatos ao vivo e online!

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Tabelas de Classificação Brasileirão Série A | Futebol

O resultado dos jogos de hoje do campeonato brasileiro da serie a - Tabela do Brasileirão | Série A | UOL Esporte

AS Rodos. GAS Ialysos. Apollon Pontou. PO Triglias. Niki Volou. PS Kalamata. GS Kallithea. AEP Kozanis. AO Egaleo. AS Santorinis. AO Episkopi.

Atromitos U Aris Campeonafo Orfeas Xanthis. Acheron Kanal. Poseidon Mich. PK Vantaa. Kokkolan PV. FF Jaro. IF Gnistan. Atlantis FC. Reipas Lahti. Grankulla IFK. Ilves II. Salon Pallo.

FC Honka II. FC Jazz.

Artilharia

Kemi City. Vaasa IFK. SJK II. FC Honka U Komeetat U TPV U GrIFK U HJK U Vantaan U KuPS U PPJ U Halkian Alku. FV Bad Honnef. SpVg Porz. FV Endenich. TuS Mondorf. FC Spich. SSV Merten. SC Rheinbach. FV Wiehl. SV Wachtberg. RSV Weyer. Steinbach II. Waldgirmes II. SG Kinzenbach. SV Bauerbach. FC Waldbrunn. FV Biebrich TSV Michelbach. VfB Marburg. TuBa Pohlheim. FV Breidenbach. Spvgg Eltville. FC Cleeberg. FC Ederbergland. GW Nottuln. TuS 05 Sinsen.

SV Mesum. FC Gievenbeck. SC Herford. Delbrücker SC. TuS Tengern. VfB Fichte. TuS Hiltrup. SC Peckeloh. Rödinghausen II. VfL Theesen. Lüner SV. SV Sodingen. SC Neheim. FC Iserlohn. Concordia Wiemelhausen. TuS Bövinghausen. YEG Hassel. Wacker Castrop. SV Hohenlimburg. BSV Schüren. FSV Gerlingen. SpVg Hagen Westfalia Wickede. RW Deuten. San Martín. FBC Melgar. CA Mannucci. Almirante Brown. CA Mitre. CA Estudiantes. CA San Telmo. Guillermo Brown. Barracas C. CD Riestra. AA Estudiantes. Nueva Chicago.

All Boys. Villa Dalmine. Tristan Suarez. CA Temperley. Chacarita Jrs. CA Güemes. San Martin. Gimnasia J. San Martin T. CD Maipu. CA Alvarado. CD Morón. Brown Adrogue. Instituto AC. Chattanooga FC. Albirex Niigata. Fagiano Okayama. Kyoto Sanga. Mito HollyHock. SC Sagamihara. Matsumoto Yama. JEF Utd. Tokyo Verdy. Ventforet Kofu. Machida Zelvia.

Blaublitz Akita. Ehime FC. Omiya Ardija. Tochigi SC. FC Ryukyu. Yokohama SCC. Fujieda MYFC. FC Imabari. Kagoshima Utd. Gainare Tottori. Nagano Parceiro. Fukushima Utd.

Kataller Toyama. Roasso Kumamoto. Yokohama F. Shonan Bellmare. FC Tokyo. Urawa Reds. Vissel Kobe. ReinMeer Aomori. Sony Sendai.

Iwaki FC. Matsue City. Honda FC. MIO B. Kochi Utd. Honda Lock. Veertien Mie. Suzuka PG. Verspah Oita. Sapporo FC. Sapporo Uni. Shintoku FC.

Nippon Express. Tokachi SE. Akita Cambiare. TDK Shinwakai. Gonohe FC. Tono Club. NP Hira. Sendai Sasuke. Iwaki Furuk. Mikawa SC. Nagai Club. Soma SC. Ricoh Tohoku. Morioka Zebra. Dogizaka FC. Ganju Iwate. Omiya SC. Shichigahama SC. Saruta FC. Fuji Club Yokkaichi Univ. Ogaki K'. FC Gifu 2nd. Nagoya SC. Nagara Club. Chukyo Univ. Toyota SC. Tokoha Uni. Tokai Gak. FC Ise-shima. Kobe FC. Moriyama Sam. Takasago Min. Kyoto Shiko SC. FC Awaji-shima. Kyoto FD FC. Easy Akashi. Andrews FC.

KanDai Club ' O resultado dos jogos de hoje do campeonato brasileiro da serie a Kyoto. FBIJ Hiroshima. SRC Hiroshima. Yonago Genki. IPU FC. FC Yanagimachi. Tadotsu FC. FC Tokushima. Nakamura Club. KUFC Nankoku. J-Lease FC. Kaiho Bank. Kyushu Mits. Okinawa SV. K'moto Teachers. Zulia FC. Estudiantes de M. Dynamo Brest. Torpedo Zhodino. O Médéa. NC Magra. JSM Skikda. O resultado dos jogos de hoje do campeonato brasileiro da serie a Tlemcen.

MC Alger. JS Saoura. JS Verifique aqui. US Biskra. Saiba como assistir os jogos do Mundial de Clubes. O futebol feminino vem se consolidando cada vez mais no Brasil. Saiba as informações o resultado dos jogos de hoje do campeonato brasileiro da serie a o jogos do Futebol Feminino.

Confira a lista completa dos jogos de hoje e saiba como assistir e onde assistir. Por isso, veja a lista completa com os jogos de hoje e onde assistir os jogos de hoje. Confira a lista dos jogos de hoje e saiba onde assistir ao vivo. Início Telecom Esportes Futebol.

Assista ao vivo no EI Plus Experimente por 7 dias! Saiba como assistir ao vivo. Assine o EI Plus! Onde assistir os jogos de futebol hoje? Quem joga hoje? Bem-sucedidos em seus compromissos de meio de semana, embora tenham utilizado estratégias diferentes, Grêmio e Athletico Paranaense duelam neste domingo, 13 de junho, cumprindo a tabela da terceira rodada da temporada da Série A do Campeonato Brasileiro.

O início […]. Quatro dias depois de duelarem pela sobrevivência na Copa do Brasil, Red Bull Bragantino e Fluminense voltam a ter seus caminhos cruzados. Qual time se classifica para Sul-Americana ou para Copa do Brasil?

Lista de Jogos de Hoje do Brasileirão Série B com placar e tabela oficial

Que time leva o título? Sites de apostas. Copa América Informações relevantes para sua aposta! Paulo Matuck junho 11, Leia mais

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Pokémon 'GOTCHA!' Anime Music Video Catches Over 10 Million Views

  Premiering last week was the latest Pokémon music video, set to the song 'Arcadia' by BUMP OF CHICKEN and directed by Rie Matsumoto (Kyousougiga) at anime studio BONES. Since its release on September 29, the video has amassed over 10 million views, not a Joltik sized amount! 

  English subtitles available on YouTube:

  While the amount of views isn't record-breaking, it shows that when care and love is given to the Pokémon franchise, the fans will Lapras it up! Add in a sprinkle of talent and you'll have one hot Max Soup. How many hidden references to the franchise can you spot? Let us know down in the comments below!

  Direction and storyboards for the music video were from Rie Matsumoto (Kyousougiga) with character designs and animation direction from Yuki Hayashi (My Hero Academia), at Bones. Producing the music video was Genki Kawamura (Your Name) and Masami Hatanaka (Shogakukan's Sho-Comi magazine editor-in-chief). The team behind 'Gotcha!' previously created the animated Lotte commercial, which also featured a song from BUMP OF CHICKEN. 

  Source: Otakomu

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Daryl Harding is a Japan Correspondent for Crunchyroll News. He also runs a YouTube channel about Japan stuff called TheDoctorDazza, tweets at @DoctorDazza, and posts photos of his travels on Instagram. 

By: news+feed@crunchyroll.com

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極上文學 / Gokujou Bungaku

1) 極上文學 第1弾『桜の森の満開の下』 〔原作〕阪口安吾 "Sakura no mori no mankai no shita" ("In the Forest, Under Cherries in Full Bloom") by Sakaguchi Ango 2011.11 Cast: 唐橋充, 鈴木拡樹 Cast: Karahashi Mitsuru, Suzuki Hiroki

2) 極上文學 第2弾『銀河鉄道の夜』 〔原作〕宮沢賢治 "Ginga tetsudou no yoru" ("Night on the Galactic Railroad"), a classic novel by Miyazawa Kenji 2012.8 Cast: 大河元気、松田凌、廣瀬智紀、八神蓮、唐橋充、藤原祐規、塩川渉 Cast: Ookawa Genki, Matsuda Ryou, Hirose Tomoki, Yagami Ren, Karahashi Mitsuru, Fujiwara Yuuki, Shiokawa Wataru

3) 極上文學 第3弾『夢十夜』 〔原作〕夏目漱石 "Yume juuya" ("Ten Nights of Dreams"), a series of short stories by Natsume Souseki 2013.1 Cast: Kimeru、小野賢章、小野健斗、大河元気、廣瀬大介、中村龍介、根本正勝 Cast: Kimeru, Ono Kenshou, Ono Kento, Ookawa Genki, Hirose Daisuke, Nakamura Ryuusuke, Nemoto Masakazu

3.5) 極上文學上映会『極上幻映』 "Gokujo GENEI", a set of the first 3 plays 2013.6-7

4) 極上文學 第4弾『藪の中』 〔原作〕芥川龍之介 "Yabu no naka" ("In a Grove"), a short story by Akutagawa Ryuunosuke 2013.6 Cast: 小野賢章、津田健次郎、鮎川太陽、松本寛也、蒼井翔太、玉城裕規、藤原祐規、林修司 Cast: Ono Kenshou, Tsuda Kenjirou, Ayukawa Taiyou, Matsumoto Hiroya, Aoi Shouta, Tamaki Yuuki, Fujiwara Yuuki, Hayashi Shuuji

5) 極上文學 第5弾『Kの昇天～或はKの溺死～』 〔原作〕梶井基次郎 "K no shoten, arui wa K no dekishi" ("The Ascension of K, or His Death by Drowning"), a story by Kajii Motojirou 2013.11-12 Cast: 蒼井翔太、植田圭輔、及川健、佐藤貴史、末原拓馬、鈴木拡樹、中村龍介、平野 良、涼平 Cast: Aoi Shouta, Ueda Keisuke, Oikawa Ken, Satou Takashi, Suehara Takuma, Suzuki Hiroki, Nakamura Ryuusuke, Hirano Ryou, Chiba Ryouhei

6) 極上文學 第6弾『ドグラ・マグラ』 〔原作〕夢野久作 "Dogra Magra" by Yumeno Kyuusaku 2014.6-7 Cast: 玉城裕規、廣瀬大介、小野賢章、植田圭輔、桑野晃輔、松本寛也、Kimeru、酒井敏也、ブラザートム Cast: Tamaki Yuuki, Hirose Daisuke, Ono Kenshou, Ueda Keisuke, Kuwano Kousuke, Matsumoto Hiroya, Kimeru, Sakai Toshiya, Brother Tom

7) 極上文學 第7弾『走れメロス』 〔原作〕太宰治 "Hashire Merosu" ("Run, Melos!"), a short story by Osamu Dazai 2014.12 Cast: 大河元気、宮﨑秋人、萩野 崇、村田 充、西村ミツアキ、佐藤永典、椎名鯛造、鈴木裕斗、天羽尚吾／川下大洋、名高達男 Cast: Ookawa Genki, Miyazaki Shuuto, Hagino Takashi, Murata Mitsu, Nishimura Mitsuaki, Satou Hisanori, Shiina Taizo, Suzuki Yuuto, Amou Shougo/Kawashita Taiyou, Nadaka Tatsuo

8) 極上文學 第8弾『草迷宮』 〔原作〕泉鏡花 "Kusa meikyuu" ("Grass Labyrinth"), a novella by Izumi Kyouka 2015.3-4 Cast: 桑野晃輔, 荒牧慶彦, 三上 俊, 萩野 崇, 中村龍介, 石渡真修, 祁答院雄貴, 松田洋治, 斎藤洋介 Cast: Kuwano Kousuke, Aramaki Yoshihiko, Mikami Shun, Hagino Takashi, Nakamura Ryuusuke, Ishiwatari Mashuu, Kedouin Yuuki, Matsuda Youji, Saitou Yousuke

9) 極上文學 第9弾『高瀬舟･山椒大夫』 〔原作〕森鷗外 "Takasebune; Sanshou Dayuu" ("The Boat on the Takase River" and "Sansho the Bailiff") by Mori Ougai 2015.10 Cast: 天宮 良、伊勢大貴、椎名鯛造、服部 翼、藤原祐規、松田洋治、松本祐一、水石亜飛夢、村田 充 Cast: Amamiya Ryou, Ise Daiki, Shiina Taizo, Hattori Tsubasa, Fujiwara Yuuki, Matsuda Youji, Matsumoto Yuuichi, Mizuishi Atomu, Murata Mitsu

10) 極上文學 第10弾『春琴抄』 〔原作〕谷崎潤一郎 "Shunkin-shou" ("A Portrait of Shunkin") by Tanizaki Jun'ichirou 2016.6 Cast: 足立英昭、伊崎龍次郎、大高洋夫、川下大洋、鈴木裕斗、富田 翔、藤原祐規、桝井賢斗、松本祐一、和田琢磨 Cast: Adachi Hideaki, Izaki Ryuujirou, Ootaka Hiroo, Kawashita Taiyou, Suzuki Yuuto, Tomita Shou, Fujiwara Yuuki, Masui Kento, Matsumoto Yuuichi, Wada Takuma

11) 極上文學 第11弾『人間椅子／魔術師』 〔原作〕江戸川乱歩 "Ningen-isu; Majutsu-shi" ("The Human Chair" and "The Conjurer") by Edogawa Ranpo 2016.11-12 Cast: 足立英昭、石井マーク、伊勢大貴、小西成弥、長江崚行、松田洋治、松本寛也、水澤賢人、村田充、ROLLY Cast: Adachi Hideaki, Ishii Mark, Ise Daiki, Konishi Seiya, Nagae Ryouki, Matsuda Youji, Matsumoto Hiroya, Mizusawa Kento, Murata Mitsu, ROLLY

12) 極上文學 第12弾『風の又三郎・よだかの星』 〔原作〕宮沢賢治 "Kaze no Matasaburou; Yodaka no hoshi" ("Matasaburo of the Wind" and "The Nighthawk Star") by Miyazawa Kenji 2018.3 Cast: 市瀬秀和、白柏寿大、鈴木裕斗、納谷健、深澤大河、藤原祐規、松本祐一、三浦海里 Cast: Ichinose Hidekazu, Shirakashi Judai, Suzuki Yuuto, Naya Takeru, Fukazawa Taiga, Fujiwara Yuuki, Matsumoto Yuuichi, Miura Kairi

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