#koh masaki

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[itsmyfriendisaac]

♋ July 20th: Adult Performer, Masaki Koh.

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Koh Masaki

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[spongki]

koh masaki is probably the one porn star i revere the most but i don't think i've actually gone out my way to search for his work and to be fair i don't really even have to, because 90% of the time (i made up this statistic) he unexpectedly makes an appearance in random GVs i watch. it doesn't even feel like he's gone at this point. (what a way to be immortalized.)

strangely enough, it's hard to get turned on when he's around. like yes, he's so damn attractive and damn good at what he does, but the sight of him is a lot like the relief of seeing someone you know at a party full of strangers. that's like, my buddy.

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[itsmyfriendisaac]

Portraits by Pierre et Gilles  ✨

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Koh Masaki Leslie Kee “super pornstar”

[mozartsladylove]

STOP THEY’RE SO CUTE. I watched drowning love about 2 weeks ago & I screamed when I found out they were married, cause in the movie they didn’t keep in contact. LET ME TELL YOU WHEN I LOOKED UP WHAT THEY WERE DOING NOW AND FOUND OU THEY WERE 𝗠𝗔𝗥𝗥𝗜𝗘𝗗 I started crying & my mom asked me what was wrong & I told her I was watching something & she KNEW.

Cause I absolutely love C-Dramas & she’s like “ Are you watching one of those Dramas again?” & I was like “Yeah it’s a Japanese movie & I just looked it up and the MC’s are married” and I started sobbing again LMAO 😭

( If there’s any of my C-Drama babies out there y’all KNOW if you’ve ever watched “The Legend of Yunxi” yk why I cry over C-Dramas depending on the ending or just a rando 🗡 in the drama we all start fuking sobbing )

[whichpercydoyouthink]

Drowning Love (2016)

I'm just going to straight-up say do not be fooled by this cover! Okay, be slightly fooled but like. Be warned.

As a disclaimer for this movie I'm just warning for thinking of watching it: rape and murder- well, suicide actually. Technically. A further warning for aggressive blond boys you can’t tell what the hell are thinking. Trauma, too. I think? Also, do not expect a happy ending. A beautiful one, but not necessarily a good-feels one.

I won’t say it was a terrible movie, I’m here to rant about it after all. But I wouldn’t say it’s one of my favourites. More like one I will look back on fondly, which is mostly due to one character (*cough* Otomo *cough*).

So, Drowning Love: Natsume Mochizuki (Komatsu Nana), a teen model for a magazine, is forced to move away from Tokyo with her family to live with her grandfather out to a rural town. Less than happy with the turn of events, she doesn't see any point in staying away from Tokyo until she meets Koichiro Hasegawa (Suda Masaki), also known as Koh, a member of a locally prominent family of Shinto priests. The two are instantly attracted to each other and as they keep meeting, they get closer and closer. It's a story of a love that's too powerful for either of them to ignore, and how it fairs when their relationship crumbles under pressure and complicated emotions.

I'll admit, it's a kind of confusing movie. Some actions seem random and scenes skip moments in time that leave you trying to figure out what’s going on and so I understand why some who watched it saw that as a problem. But I can also kind of understand it. For one, it’s a movie adaption of a manga so of course, it’s condensed with moments left out. For another, I think it’s important to remember that it’s a movie about teenagers, featuring a romance of youth. Teenagers are immature, prone to experimentation, and are impulsive. It’s this impulsivity that I feel well explains parts that confused people the most such as the random bouts of running the characters were prone to. It’s all about this new and intense attraction, a push and pull kind of thing that’s full of energy and curiosity. Excitement pushes one to run, prompting the other to give chase. It’s a dare and it’s a kind of dance only they know. That’s how I saw it, anyway. In that sense, I feel the movie managed to capture that aspect of teenage romance well. It was beautiful, the actors were beautiful, the direction the plot went was... slightly less beautiful, but the ending was beautiful too. I actually found it pretty sweet as a whole (if annoying with the guy’s constant aggressive behaviour and the girl's passiveness). That is, up until the first crisis of the film, which hit me like a slap to the face when I least expected it to. Which may have been the intended impression? The rest of the movie deals with the consequences, rising in tension until the equally jarring climax and the resolution. Which was where my man Otomo SHONE.

Que me ranting about a fictional character.

He was just perfect? And I loved him? He prioritised giving Natsume the comfort she needed, most times above his own feelings, and was not too embarrassed to laugh at himself, to do anything to make her laugh. He was just an amazing friend before being a romantic interest and as someone who loves good platonic relationships, I loved it. My favourite scenes are all ones with him in it, including one near the end where the mood of the scene is depressing and he starts singing karaoke despite the pain he's in and it turns everything funny and silly and it's all to stop Natsume from crying and to get her to laugh again because he knows what's going to happen. It just made everything better.

I also loved loved loved that really visually gorgeous scene with the red flowers (Otomo happens to be in it too lol) where they put the flowers in their mouths with the backdrop of red flowers and then Koh bikes past- it was just so satisfying to see and made me want to paint it.

I''m not going to say much about the ending for fear of spoiling. When I first finished it, I was kind of like "um, what the heck?". Then I thought about it some more, rewatched the ending and cried. You just have to carefully watch Natsume's and Koh's faces towards the last few minutes for it to really hit home and thinking about the entire movie, it really is just achingly beautiful. Yes, some shots were oddly filmed and it certainly wasn't perfect. But I can look past it and say that overall, it managed to make me think and I enjoyed it! Which for me, is all that really matters.

Side note that may make you smile: Apparently the actors behind the main two are currently dating. Like, as of 2019 I think. Which is cool.

[gusanyad]

17April2017: Saw one of his video and suddenly misses him. His smile, his shyness, his manliness - everything about him is perfect. Rest in peace sweet prince.

[goldencurve]

hi. Can you tell me where this video coming from? In this vid masaki play game n got drunk.. Then he fuck the staff.. Thank you. I hope u can help me.. (://)www(.)hotgoo(.)com(/)watch(/)207167(/)japan-Drunk-man

~ | the fuck video is that?   I have no idea....  

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