#ryo taniguchi

[rubych0c0]

Late fanart I planned to do in October but because I was sick (... AGAIN), I was unmotivated. But anyways here's Miraitowa and Someity (Tokyo 2020) as well as Xin and Luce (Jubilee 2025)!!! The perfect mascot quartet because the artstyle are very similar-

What also made me really like Luce was when I found out that it was Simone Legno who created Tokidoki who designed her! And also is a "Christian mascot" because I am Christian myself- All of them are cute, though!

And also a resharing of my OTHER Tokidoki fanart I made of Cactus Rocker back in early 2024!

[nintendocompositions]

Welcome to Dolphin Bedroom II, this is a non-stop mix of some of my favorite VGM dance tracks. Please enjoy, and thanks for visiting! ^_^ 🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬 Wii U System Music - (Kazumi Totaka) - Transfer Start Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed (Naofumi Hataya, Richard Jacques) - Dream Valley (Intro) Super Monkey Ball 2 (Hidenori Shoji) - Monkey Soccer Sonic CD (Naofumi Hataya, Masafumi Ogata) - Stardust Speedway (Good Future Mix) Super Monkey Ball 2 (Ryuji Iuchi) - World 7 ~ Bubbly Washing Machine Gran Turismo 5 (Yuto Takei) - 8va Curves Wii U System Music - (Kazumi Totaka) - eShop Menu 5 Tetris 99 - Battle Theme (Teruo Taniguchi) ~ Toy Blocks Gran Turismo 5 (Kemmei Adachi) - Like A Bird Mario Kart Wii (Asuka Ohta, Ryo Nagamatsu) - Ghost Replay / Waiting to join Tetris Worlds (Marc Baril) - Mira Mountains Aqua Aqua (Johnathan Dunn) - Main Menu Tetris Worlds (Marc Baril) - Unukalhai Utopia R4: Ridge Racer Type 4 (Hiroshi Okubo) - Pearl Blue Soul SSX Blur (Junkie XL) - Snow Park NZ F-Zero GX (Hidenori Shoji) - ZEN (Aeropolis) Ridge Racer 7 (ESTi) - Supercruiser Super Monkey Ball 2 (Ryuji Iuchi) - World 3 ~ Ocean Ridge Racer 2 (Kohta Takahashi) - Night Stream Ape Escape 3 (Soichi Terada) - Freeze Continent R4: Ridge Racer Type 4 (Tetsukazu Nakanishi) - Lucid Rhythms Beautiful Katamari (Akitaka Tohyama, Ranran Suzuki) - Bless My Stars

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[rz-jocelyn]

List of Birthdays: The Cast of the Live Spectacle Naruto (Updated)

Born in the 1990s Character - Actor (Age) - Date of Birth

Uzumaki Naruto (1st gen) - Matsuoka Koudai (25) - 1997.08.09 Jugo (2nd gen) - Emoto Kouki (25) - 1997.06.03 Shizune / Samui - Kojima Sari (25) - 1997.02.05 Uzumaki Karin - Nanaki Kanon (25) - 1997.02.07

Uzumaki Naruto (2nd gen) - Nakao Masaki (26) - 1996.11.27 Inuzuka Kiba - Iiyama Yuta (26) - 1996.07.29 Akimichi Chouji (World Tour 2016) - Taniguchi Takuto (26) - 1996.05.02 Yamanaka Ino (1st Gen) - Inami Anju (26) - 1996.02.07

Sai (2nd gen) - Sadamoto Fuuma (27) - 1995.11.23 Hyuuga Hinata (2nd gen) / Karui - Sena (27) - 1995.09.01 Sabaku no Gaara (2nd gen) - Naya Takeru (27) - 1995.08.07 Hyuuga Hinata (1st gen) - Takahashi Saki (27) - 1995.07.30 Hozuki Suigetsu (2nd gen) - Maeda Ryuutarou (27) - 1995.05.27 Uchiha Sasuke - Sato Ryuji (27) - 1995.01.17

Nara Shikamaru (3nd gen) - Yasue Kazuaki (28) - 1994.12.19 Sabaku no Gaara (1st gen) - Suga Kenta (28) - 1994.10.19 Hozuki Suigetsu (1st gen) - Hagio Keishi (28) - 1994.09.28 Rock Lee - Sato Yugo (28) - 1994.08.29 Nara Shikamaru (2nd Gen) - Kobayashi Tatsuya (28) - 1994.08.19 Haruno Sakura - Ito Yui (28) - 1994.04.26 Yakushi Kabuto (World Tour 2016) - Takahashi Ryo (28) - 1994.02.18

Yakushi Kabuto (1st Gen) - Kimura Tatsunari (29) - 1993.12.08 Uzumaki Naruto (World Tour 2016) - Motoki Seiya (29) - 1993.10.06 Aburame Shino & Sabaku no Gaara (World Tour 2016) - Ueda Shinichirou (29) - 1993.10.01 Haku / Hyuuga Hinata (World Tour 2016) - Imamura Miho (29) - 1993.07.29 Jugo (1st gen) - Yamaguchi Tomoya (29) - 1993.07.08 Uchiha Sasuke (World Tour 2016) - Sakurai Keito (29) - 1993.02.08

Namikaze Minato - Kitazono Ryo (30) - 1992.02.09

Uchiha Madara - Ise Daiki (31) - 1991.05.15 Sai (1st gen) - Kitamura Ryo (31) - 1991.01.25

Inuzuka Kiba (World Tour 2016) - Samukawa Shougo (32) - 1990.10.23 Akimichi Chouji - Katou Ryo (32) - 1990.02.13

Born before the 1990s Character - Actor (Age) - Date of Birth

Yamanaka Ino (2nd Gen) - Fujiki Kaoru (33) - 1989.11.28 Deidara - Tsuji Ryo / Ry☆ (33) - 1989.11.27 Nara Shikamaru (1st Gen) - Hattori Tsubasa (33) - 1989.09.13 Pein/Pain - Teruma (33) - 1989.06.06

Yamato / Tenzou - Fujita Ray (34) - 1988.09.06 Yakushi Kabuto (2nd Gen) - Okada Ryosuke (34) - 1988.02.16 Jiraiya (World Tour 2016) - Hisamatsu Ryouta (34) - 1988.02.06

Sarutobi Hiruzen, The Third Hokage (World Tour 2016) - Shirasaki Seiya (35) - 1987.08.11 Aburame Shino (World Tour 2016) - Honda Takaya (35) - 1987.04.12 Killer B - Koyanagi Shin (35) - 1987.03.14

Momochi Zabuza (World Tour 2016) / Tobi - Katayama Hironori (36) - 1986.04.22

Nagato - Tamaki Yuuki (37) - 1985.12.17 Hatake Kakashi - Kimisawa Yuki (37) - 1985.01.31

Konan / Terumi Mei - Kobayashi Yuka (38) - 1984.04.21

Uchiha Itachi - Rachi Shinji (39) - 1983.03.16 Tsunade - Daigo Seshiro / Cecile Daigo (39) - 1983.03.08 Zetsu - Kawai Ryuunosuke (39) - 1983.05.23

A - Kitamura Keigo (40) - 1982.08.08 Momochi Zabuza - Uchida Asahi (40) - 1982.05.30

Hoshigaki Kisame - Hayashino Takeshi (40) - 1980.01.05

Orochimaru - Hiro Yuumi (46) - 1976.11.05

Umino Iruka / Hatake Kakashi (World Tour 2016) - Ichinose Hidekazu (47) - 1975.03.16

Jiraiya - Umegaki Yoshiaki (63) - 1959.07.12

Sarutobi Hiruzen, The Third Hokage - Hirakawa Kazuhiro (64) - 1958.08.13

Year Unknown Character - Actor (Age) - Date of Birth

Orochimaru (World Tour 2016) - Ranma Yu - XXXX.09.12

[oumlr]

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META-morphose

Installation / Music Video

Kyoto Seika University Exhibition of Graduation Works 2021

京都精華大学展 2021

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created by shun yamaguchi

music: Silentroom ( silentrm.net )

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special thanks:

yang02

minoru suematsu / masaharu sawada / shunsuke taniguchi

sota oda / joji manabe / ryo nakayama

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WEB / Caption  oumlr.com/META-morphose

Release vimeo.com/661387223

[beardedshreekna-blog]

Unveiling the official mascots for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games

Unveiling the official mascots for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games

On Feb. 28, 2018, Tokyo unveiled the official mascots for Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Read more: https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2018/02/28/national/doe-eyed-superheroes-selected-tokyo-2020-mascots/

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[japoninfos]

Record de touristes | Base de lancement de missiles | Mascottes JO 2020

Record de touristes | Base de lancement de missiles | Mascottes JO 2020

Dans la revue de presse du jeudi 29 février, nous allons aborder : un record de touristes pour les hôtels japonais, un projet de base de lancement de missiles à Okinawa, les mascottes des JO 2020 et un chemin vertigineux au sommet du plus haut gratte-ciel de l’Archipel. (more…)

[frankendykes-monster]

"Honda stood before a crew of roughly thirty men and issued an ultimatum. He was about to take a monumental career risk, and they must be willing to do the same. "He told them on the very first day, 'Read the script. If you are not convinced, please let me know immediately and leave the project,' " recalled Kimi Honda. "I remember him saying this very firmly. He only wanted those who had the absolute confidence to work with him on this film."

Godzilla first appeared in America in 1956 during a spate of popular science fiction and monster movies; but when the film was originally made in Japan two years earlier, it was an outlier, the first of its kind. This was a significant gamble for Toho Studios, with a production budget of approximately 60 million yen, three times that of the average Japanese feature, plus prints and advertising costs pushing the figure to about 100 million, or roughly $275,000. Skeptics said it was the stuff of B movies and predicted a flop, but Honda, Tanaka, and Tsuburaya were determined not to become a laughingstock. On a spring day in 1954, they sealed their commitment to each other while standing at the front gates of Toho. This movie, the men pledged, must depict the attack of a giant monster as if it were a real event, with the seriousness of a documentary. Never mind that the very idea was absurd. There would be no trace of humor, no self-conscious joking.

Honda said, "[If] our hearts were not in it 100 percent it would not have worked. We wanted [the monster] to possess the terrifying characteristics of an atomic bomb. This was our approach, without any reservations."

Added [Koji] Kajita: "We knew the critics had no respect for science fiction films. So we said, 'Let's play this completely straight.' That was our motto. At first, everyone was anxious and felt uneasy. Even the staff was worried, asking, 'What the heck is Godzilla?' But our attitude trickled down, and once we began filming everyone started to feel the potential."

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Godzilla wasn't Honda's idea, and he wasn't Toho's first choice to direct it. Even the concept of Godzilla's baptism by an H-bomb preceded him. Honda took this premise and the basic trappings of a monster melodrama and produced a plea for sanity amid the madness of the nuclear arms race. Godzilla is his darkest work, a window into his fears.

In early 1954, producer Tomoyuki Tanaka was prepping In The Shadows of Glory, a big-budget drama to be directed by Senkichi Taniguchi, coproduced with Indonesian film company Perfini, and shot on location in Jakarta. This was to be a major product, the first Toho color production and an attempt to open markets for Japanese films in Southeast Asia; it would star Ryo Ikebe as a Japanese soldier and Yoshiko "Shirley" Yamaguchi as his half-Indonesian love interest in a story about Indonesia's postwar independence struggle. However, likely because of political tensions between Tokyo snd Jakarta, the Indonesians backed out and the project was cancelled on April 5, 1954, just before shooting was to start.

Suddenly, Tanaka needed a replacement project with blockbuster potential, or he'd lose face with studio chief Iwao Mori. In Tanaka's oft-repeated anecdote, the producer was flying home from Indonesia, "sweating" the situation, when he looked down at the sea below and wondered, so the story goes, what if a nuclear test in the Pacific awakened a giant monster from the depths?

Tanaka was a shrewd producer with a finger on the national pulse and an eye on movie trends. Japanese anxiety about the bomb had persisted since the war's end, thanks to atomic testing by the United States in the South Pacific and by the Soviets in Central Asia. Fears of nuclear fallout raining over the region were raised again during the Korean War (1950 - 53), and then a tragedy confirming Japan's paranoia grabbed headlines. On March 1, 1954, a tuna trawler ironically called Dai-go fukuryu maru (Lucky Dragon No. 5) sailed dangerously close to an American hydrogen bomb test at the Marshall Islands (formerly a Japanese territory, and still a prime fishing area for Japanese vessels) and was showered with radioactive fallout. When the contaminated boat and its sickened crew returned home, the Lucky Dragon incident created a "sense of emergency," recalls film historian Inuhiko Yomota, for "this was the third time that Japanese citizens had been killed and maimed from nuclear exposure." Fears of radioactive fish spurred a tuna boycott, and activists launched an antinuclear movement that was still in evidence following the 2011 Fukushima disaster, nearly sixty years later. Tanaka's new log line tied together these real-life postwar anxieties with a story line borrowed directly from Eugène Lourié's The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms, which Warner Bros. had, just a few months earlier, purchased from independent producers for $450,000 and then released to great success in the United States. Beast, the story of a rampaging dinosaur revived by an atomic blast, had followed in the wake of RKO's 1952 international reissue of King Kong, which netted more money than all previous releases of that film combined; both Kong and Beast had cost their respective companies relatively little and earned a fortune. With monsters making the box office and nuclear fears making news, Tanaka'd new proposal was savvy, timely, and relevant."

- Ishiro Honda: A Life In Film, From Godzilla to Kurosawa, by Steve Ryfle and Ed Godziszewski

[vgdensetsu]

List of every artist featured on VGDensetsu, Part 2

Part 1: A-M Naohisa Yamaguchi / 山口 直久, AKA NaoQ Naoyuki Katoh / 加藤 直之 Naoyuki Onda / 恩田 尚之 Nobuteru Yuuki / 結城信輝 Nobuyuki Kuroki / 黒木信幸 Nona / ノナ Norio Shioyama / 塩山 紀生 Noriyoshi Ohrai / 生頼 範義 Noriyuki Moto / もとのりゆき Noriyuki Yokoki & Kenji Okamoto Oliver Barrett Osamu Muto / 武藤 修 Peter Chan Philip Howe Philippe Dessoly Rampty / ランプテイ Range Murata / 村田 蓮爾 Rieko Kodama / 小玉 理恵子, AKA Phoenix Rie Roger Loveless Roger Motzkus Ron Villani Ryō Hirata / ヒラタリョウ Ryo Kudou / 工藤 稜 Ryō Nakamura / 中村 亮 Ryouji Minagawa / 皆川亮二 Ryota-H Ryuichi Makino / 牧野 竜一 Ryūichirō Kutsuzawa / 沓澤 龍一郎 Ryūji Higurashi / 日暮竜二 Sachiko Kamimura / 神村 幸子 Sachiko Wada / ワダサチコ Satoru Yamashita / 山下智 Satoshi Nakai / 仲井さとし (formerly 中井 覺 / 中井 覚) Satoshi Urushihara / うるし原 智志 Satoshi Yoshioka / ヨシオカサトシ Seijin Tomobe Senno Aki / せんのあき, AKA Tonko Senri Kita / 北千里 Shigenori Soejima / 副島 成記 Shigeo Koike / 小池繁雄 Shigeru Komatsuzaki / 小松崎 茂 Shigeru Miyamoto / 宮本 茂 Shinichi Morioka / 森岡 慎一 / もりおかしんいち Shinichi Ōnishi / 大西伸一 Shinnosuke Hino / 日野 慎之助 Shintarō Majima / 眞島 真太郎 Shinya Edaki / 枝木真也, AKA Edayan / えだやん Shōji Kawamori / 河森 正治 Shuhei Matsumoto / 松本州平 Shujiro Hamakawa / 濱川 修二郎, AKA Shuzilow HA Shunichi Taniguchi / 谷口 俊一 Shusei Nagaoka / 長岡秀星 Sohhei Oshiba / 大柴 宗平 Steve Peringer Susumu Matsushita / 松下進 Syd Mead / シド・ミード Taisuke Kanasaki / 金崎 泰輔 Takamasa Shimaura / 島浦孝全 Takami Akai / 赤井 孝美 Takao Kōzai / 香西 隆男 Takashi Akaishizawa / 赤石沢 貴士 Takashi Amasaka / 天坂隆志, AKA Daikichi Takashi Kinoshita / 木下崇 Takashi Yuda / 湯田 高志 Takayuki Takeya / 竹谷隆之 Takehiko Itō / 伊東岳彦, AKA Hiroyuki Hataike / 幡池裕行 Taku Engawa / エンガワ卓 Taku Makino / 牧野卓 Takuhito Kusanagi / 草彅 琢仁 / 草なぎ 琢仁 Takuro Fuse / 布施拓郎 Tamio / たみお Tatsuji Kajita / 梶田 達二 Tatsuya Ishikawa / 石川達也 Tatsuya Yoshikawa / 吉川達哉 Tatsuyuki Tanaka / 田中達之 Tetsuhiko Kikuchi / 菊地徹彦, AKA HAN / はん Tetsuya Nomura / 野村哲也 Tim & Greg Hildebrandt Tōichirō Yanagida / 柳田東一郎 Tom Chantrell Tom duBois Tomō Yamane / 山根ともお Tomoharu Saitō / 斎藤智晴 Tomomi Kobayashi / 小林 智美 Tomomi Sasaki / 佐々木知美, AKA Sasatomo Tomoyoshi Yamane / 山根知美 Tony DeZuniga Tony Taka Toru Yoshida / 吉田 徹, AKA Yoshibon Toshiaki Mori / 森気楼, AKA Shinkiro Toshihiro Kawamoto / 川元 利浩 Toshimi Sato / 佐藤敏巳 Toshinobu Kondo / 近藤敏信 Toshio Yamamoto / 山本 利雄 Toshiyuki Kubooka / 窪岡俊之 Toyo Ozaki / 尾崎豊中 Tsukasa Jun / 司淳 Tsukasa Kotobuki / ことぶき つかさ Tsuyoshi Nagano / 長野剛 Victor Gadino Viktor Antonov Yasumitsu Okuda / 奥田泰光 Yasuo Fujita / 藤田 泰男 Yasushi Ishizu / 石津泰志 Yasushi Nirasawa / 韮沢靖 Yasushi Nozaki / 野崎�� Yasushi Torisawa / 酉澤安施 Yasushi Suzuki / 鈴木康士 Yasushi Yamaguchi / 山口恭史, AKA Judy Totoya Yoh Yoshinari / 吉成 曜 Yōichi Amano / 天野洋一 Yoichi Kotabe / 小田部 羊一 Yoshiaki Yoneshima / 米島義明 Yoshihiko Umakoshi / 馬越嘉彦 Yoshihiro Takaiwa / 高岩 ヨシヒロ Yoshihisa Aran / 亜蘭 善久 Yoshikazu Yasuhiko / 安彦 良和 Yoshimiru / よしみる Yoshitaka Amano / 天野 喜孝 Yoshitaka Tamaki / 玉木美孝 Yoshiteru Tsujino / 辻野 芳輝, AKA Torajiro Tsujino / 辻野寅次郎 Yoshitoh Asari / 浅利 義遠 /  あさりよしとお Yoshitoshi Abe / 安倍 吉俊 Yoshitsugu Satō / 佐藤 由紹 Yoshiyuki Takani / 高荷 義之 Youshi Kanoe / カノエユウシ Yū Kinutani / 衣谷 遊 Yūichi Nakatani / 中谷祐一, AKA Violetche Nakamoto Yūichirō Shinozaki / 篠崎雄一郎 Yūji Ishihara / 石原雄二 Yuji Kaida / 開田裕治 Yukihisa Fujita / 藤田幸久 / ふじたゆきひさ Yukiko Hirai / 平井 有紀子 Yukio Kitta / 橘田幸雄 Yukito Kishiro / 木城ゆきと Yuri Kataiwa / 片岩ゆり Yusuke Murata / 村田 雄介 Yusuke Nakamura / 中村佑介 Yusuke Naora / 直良有祐 Yutaka Izubuchi / 出渕裕 Zavier Leslie Cabarga Zennosuke / 禅之助

[astoundingbeyondbelief]

The worst part of being an American kaiju fan is the waiting. With the exception of Crunchyroll’s Ultraman simulcasts (may they rest in peace), every new offering from Japan takes months or even years to wash up on our shores—and spoilers can strike at any moment. The latest, Kaiju Mono, took over two years to arrive in the States and saw its Blu-ray release by Section23 repeatedly delayed for two months. Fortunately, in this age of yearly Hollywood kaiju blockbusters, not many people cared, so I went into it virtually blind. (If you want the same experience, skip the fourth paragraph.) The trailer didn’t give away much, focusing on pro wrestlers Kota Ibushi and Minoru Suzuki fighting an ornate kaiju in briefs. The last Minoru Kawasaki movie to get an English-friendly release, Monster X Strikes Back: Attack the G8 Summit, caught a lot of flack for its lack of action. Local kyodai hero Take-Majin didn’t wake up until the end, while Guilala’s rampage across Japan used a remarkable amount of stock footage from the decades-old The X from Outer Space. Weak political satire filled the void. This time, Mono (Hiroyuki Taniguchi) melts tanks, terrorizes Shibuya, and takes on Ibushi and Suzuki in no less than three bouts. Kaiju fights have long featured wrestling moves, but having experienced wrestlers actually execute them is another thing entirely. Mono, constrained by suitmation, mostly gets by with electrified strikes and poison fog. It’s great fun. Does all this dynamic violence make for a better movie? Well, sort of. For the first forty minutes, Kaiju Mono is a fine throwback. Kawasaki packs in every stock character he can think of: the disgraced scientist (Ryu Manatsu), the scientist’s beautiful daughter (Miki Kawanishi), the naive lab assistant (Syuusuke Saito), the reporter (Kikurin), the military men (Bin Furuya and Eiichi Kikuchi), the mystic (Shinzo Hotta), the biologist (Takumi Tsutsui). There’s ominous pronouncements and nonsense science aplenty, plus composer Ryo Nakamura channeling Masaru Sato at his jazziest. Ibushi enters the picture when the scientist shanghais his lanky assistant into taking a dose of his greatest invention, Setupp X Cells. Forget making him a man in just seven days—this injection does it in seconds. With a blizzard of wrestling moves, he sends Mono packing and becomes an instant celebrity.

[gina0617]

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lw38Wdpjh5A)

[nintendocompositions]

Hi everyone, the 2nd edition of my frutiger/y2k mix is now on SoundCloud! This non-stop dj blend starts off with house tunes as it speeds up into liquid future~ 🫧

YouTube visuals are coming soon, and thanks for listening!

Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed (Naofumi Hataya, Richard Jacques) - Dream Valley (Intro) Super Monkey Ball 2 (Hidenori Shoji) - Monkey Soccer Sonic CD (Naofumi Hataya, Masafumi Ogata) - Stardust Speedway (Good Future Mix) Super Monkey Ball 2 (Ryuji Iuchi) - World 7 ~ Bubbly Washing Machine Gran Turismo 5 (Yuto Takei) - 8va Curves Wii U (Kazumi Totaka) - eShop Menu 5 Tetris 99 - Battle Theme (Teruo Taniguchi) ~ Toy Blocks Gran Turismo 5 (Kemmei Adachi) - Like A Bird Mario Kart Wii (Asuka Ohta, Ryo Nagamatsu) - Ghost Replay / Waiting to join Tetris Worlds (Marc Baril) - Mira Mountains Aqua Aqua (Johnathan Dunn) - Main Menu Tetris Worlds (Marc Baril) - Unukalhai Utopia R4: Ridge Racer Type 4 (Hiroshi Okubo) - Pearl Blue Soul SSX Blur (Junkie XL) - Snow Park NZ F-Zero GX (Hidenori Shoji) - ZEN (Aeropolis) Ridge Racer 7 (ESTi) - Supercruiser Super Monkey Ball 2 (Ryuji Iuchi) - World 3 ~ Ocean Ridge Racer 2 (Kohta Takahashi) - Night Stream Ape Escape 3 (Soichi Terada) - Freeze Continent R4: Ridge Racer Type 4 (Tetsukazu Nakanishi) - Lucid Rhythms Beautiful Katamari (Akitaka Tohyama, Ranran Suzuki) - Bless My Stars

[chihironoguchi]

CONVERSE JAPAN FW22 THE VARIANT プロモーション

———– Producer : Hiromu Nishiue（KAYAC） Director / Project Manager : Keita Fujiwara（KAYAC） Art Director : Takafumi Kaneko（KAYAC） Designer : Chihiro Noguchi（KAYAC）

Illustrator : Yoshida Tomokazu

Producer : Kentaro Ishibashi（Spoon） Production Manager : Kai Mizuno（Spoon） Production Assistants : Ryo Kamiya / Haruka Taniguchi / Shiwo Futai / Rino Nakamura / Miku Murayama / Shunpei Otomo / Mirei Tonooka / Fukumi Okuwa / Sakurako Shibata（Spoon）

Director : Naomi Izumida

Cinematographer : Ryoma Kohari（kirameki） Chief Camera Assistant : Kazuki Sugitomo

Lighting Director : Hiroki Nishigaya（TRAVOLTA） Chief Lighting Assistant : Tomohisa Nishimura Lighting Assistant : Ryosuke Ando / Shota Nakajima

Set Designer : Kato Koyuki（TASKO） Set Director : Takeo Kitazawa（TASKO） Set Assistant : Sayaka Yamauchi（TASKO）

Editor (Offline) : Fumihito Endo（jitto） Editor (Online) : Kentaro Kawamoto（jitto） Colorist : Yusuke Adachi（DIGITAL GARDEN）

Music・Sound Effect : Fumio Yasue（Tacit Knowledge Sound LLC） MA Mixer : Takeshi Kino（Studio Inter Field） Narrator : Joel D / Graham B / Kiko Wilson（Free Wave）

& THE VARIANT ———–

[recentanimenews]

Tokyo 2020 Olympics Mascot Designer Works on New One Piece Chopper Figure

  As one of the 15th anniversary items for its "Portrait.Of.Pirates One Piece" figure line, MegaHouse has

listed a 110mm-tall pre-painted figure of Tony Tony Chopper newly designed by Ryo Taniguchi, who is

best known as the designer of the two mascot characters for the upcoming 2020 Summer Olympic and

Paralympic Games to be held in Tokyo, Miraitowa and Someity. Taniguchi, now 44, has been a big fan

of the manga since he was in third grade at elementary school and is still reading it every week.

  The item is inspired by Taniguchi's illustration of Chopper sitting on a pancake and wearing a hat with 

his favorite sweets, macarons and cream. Its price is 5,756 yen (about 53 US dollars), and its scheduled

shipping date is late May of 2019. Pre-orders will be received exclusively on MegaHouse's MegaTrea Shop,

Premium Bandai, Jump Characters Store, Toei Animation Online Store, and Mugiwara Store from 13:00

on January 11 (JST).

    Taniguchi's original illustration

      Source: Premium Bandai press release 

  (C)Eiichiro Oda/Shueisha, Fuji TV, Toei Animation

  By: news+feed@crunchyroll.com

[angel-kyousuke]

[newsintheshell]

Skate-Leading Stars, svelati cast e staff della serie animata

Il nuovo anime originale targato J.C.Staff andrà in onda da luglio.

Pubblicati una nuova immagine promozionale e un video, i quali ci presentano il cast di “Skate-Leading Stars”, la nuova serie originale animata dallo studio J.C.Staff (Danmachi, Hi Score Girl, Food Wars!) che debutterà in Giappone quest’anno a luglio.  

L’anime sarà incentrato su degli studenti delle superiori che competono a squadre in delle gare di skate-leading, una particolare forma di pattinaggio artistico. Il direttore generale del progetto è Goro Taniguchi, regista di “Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion”, “Maria the Virgin Witch” e “Planetes”, mentre il character design di base è concepito da Yana Toboso, l’autrice del manga “Black Butler”. 

Ecco di seguito l’elenco completo dei personaggi e dei rispettivi doppiatori:

Kensei Maeshima: Yuuma Uchida 

Hayato Sasugai: Makoto Furukawa 

Reo Shinozaki: Hiroshi Kamiya 

Tomoyuki Kubota: Gen Satou 

Izumi Himekawa: Yuuichirou Umehara 

Akimitsu Mochizuki: Reiou Tsuchida 

Yukimitsu Mochizuki: Natsuki Hanae 

Toranosuke Kurayoshi: Kaito Takeda 

Souta Jounouchi: Shouya Chiba

Shoutarou Terauchi: Satoshi Hino

Itsuki Kiriyama: Tomoaki Maeno

Taiga Himuro: Yuuki Ono 

Noa Kuonji: Souma Saitou 

Hajime Ishikawa: Hirofumi Nojima 

Susumu Ishikawa: Kenji Nojima

La serie è diretta da Toshinori Fukushima (Tamayomi) e sceneggiata da Noboru Kimura (Gundam Build Divers, Knights & Magic), mentre il design dei personaggi è adattato per l’animazione da Yoko Ito (Amanchu!). Le musiche sono composte da Ryo Takahashi (ACCA: L’ispettorato delle 13 province) e le coreografie sono supervisionate da TETSU, della compagnia di ballo Bugs Under Groove, e dall’ex-pattinatore artistico Hirokazu Kobayashi. Il design dell’abbigliamento è stato concepito da Osare Company.

Autore: SilenziO))) (@s1lenzi0)

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