#shingo kubota

[leakoftechnique]

[everglowstardust]

シンゴペーション (feat. Gentle Forest Jazz Band) (Shingopation)

Written by Motoi Murakami, Gentle Kubota, Shingo

Arranged by Motoi Murakami

Performance from the 2022.06.09 episode of SONGS NHK

[tctmp]

Poupelle of Chimney Town: Directed by Yûsuke Hirota. With Masataka Kubota, Mana Ashida, Shingo Fujimori, Rina Honizumi. A factory town is covered by chimney smoke, and as the townspeople haven't see the sky in centuries, they no longer believe that stars exist. A chimney sweep and a friendly monster named Poupelle decide to prove that stars are real.

[aoharushiyo]

ubu love / naniwa danshi [eng translation]

TITLE: 初心LOVE (Beginner Love) ARTIST: なにわ男子 (Naniwa Danshi) COMPOSITION: 久保田真悟 (Kubota Shingo), 栗原暁 (Kurihara Satoru) LYRICS: 栗原暁 (Kurihara Satoru) ARRANGE: 久保田真悟 (Kubota Shingo) OFFICIAL MV: (youtube ver) (dance ver)

ENG:

I wanted a romance more like that; it wasn't supposed to happen like this! I'll give you all of my firsts, so let's take things one step at a time My first lover…

My heart's fluttering, is this where it begins?! I didn't even notice that I was drawn to you The person you're looking at, is it me…? (So cruel… it was just a misunderstanding…?)

I also want to know what you feel, 'cause we've traded glances all through this timeline It's so embarrassing, I've gotta call for help Ahh, what will I do if anyone sees… (How about this… or maybe that…?)

I'm so full of myself that it's making me look totally stupid, but meeting your eyes is like a dream come true Underneath this heart-shaped umbrella, we stand side by side I can't believe it… I've been waiting for this miracle of fate

I wanted a romance more like that; it wasn't supposed to happen like this! All of a sudden, my heart skips a beat I'm just a fledgling in love and I'm all caught up in your magnetic field OMG, OMG Love doesn't wait for anyone, see

Lalalalattta　Lalalalattta You've been my sun ever since that fated encounter Lalalalattta　Lalalalattta Let's try this, don't be discouraged, we'll become Romeo and Juliet

Could this be… could this possibly be a flag? I'm sure you can hear my heart pounding Ah, what will I do if you find out… (How about this… or maybe that…?)

On sleepless nights when I’m drowning in tears I'll put your favourite song on loop Even if it won't get me anywhere, I wonder why it is that I can't seem to stop at all

I wanted a romance more like that; it wasn't supposed to happen like this! All of a sudden, my heart skips a beat I'm just totally in love Like a ride on a roller coaster, my breath catches in my throat OMG, OMG Love doesn't wait for anyone, see

Just where should I start from…? I can only hope it'll go okay It's all up to the heavens now… This won't all be for nothing, right? 'Cause just a single word could change my entire world

I don't ever want to leave your side, but I can't seem to say anything after all With a sigh, my heart squeezes in my chest Just a glimpse of your smile makes my heart beat like crazy Yeah, that's right

Hey, you're doing it again

I wanted a romance more like that; it wasn't supposed to happen like this! It's been only you since the beginning, and I'm all caught up in your magnetic field OMG, OMG Love doesn't wait for anyone, see

Lalalalattta　Lalalalattta You've been my sun ever since that fated encounter Lalalalattta　Lalalalattta Let's try this, don't be discouraged, we'll become Romeo and Juliet

JPN:

もっとあんな恋がしたくて こんなはずじゃなくて ハジメテは全部キミだけ 一歩ずつ叶えよう My First Lover…

心がざわめく　はじまりの予感！？ あの子が気になって　気づけなかったんだ 君の瞳の行く先が　僕だってことを (いじわる…すれ違い)

本音を知りたいのは　僕も同じです 何度も見返すタイムライン 恥ずかしいほど　ホットライン Ah　誰かにみられたらどうしよう… (こうしよう…ああしよう)

自分ばっかりで　もうバカみたいだ そのくせ目が合えば　夢みたいだ ハートの傘に二人並んだ うそでしょ… 運命(キセキ)は待ってたんだ

もっとあんな恋がしたくて こんなはずじゃなくて シュンとなってキュンとなって 初心だね 磁石みたいにまたくっついて離れて OMG OMG 恋は暇じゃないさ

Lalalalattta　Lalalalattta 出会ってしまった　君は太陽 Lalalalattta　Lalalalattta こうしよう　二人は めげない　ロミジュリ

これってもしかして　もしかするフラグ 左胸がドクンと　聞こえたような気がして Ah　気づかれてしまったらどうしよう… (こうしよう…ああしよう)

眠れない夜の波泳いで 君の好きな歌リピートしてた どこにたどり着いたとしても なぜだろう… 僕は止まれないんだ

もっとあんな恋がしたくて こんなはずじゃなくて シュンとなってキュンとなって Loveだね ジェットコースターみたいで　息ができなくて OMG OMG 恋に暇はないさ

何から伝えて… どうにかなりたい？ 神様お手上げ どうにもならない？ たった一言で 世界は変わるのさ

ずっと離れたくなくて でもやっぱ言えなくて ハッとなってギュッとなって wow yeah 君の笑顔ひとつで 僕の鼓動ざわめくんだ そうさ

ねぇ、今もだよ

あんな恋がしたくて こんなはずじゃなくて ハジメテは全部キミだけ 磁石みたいにまたくっついて離れて OMG OMG 恋は暇じゃないさ

Lalalalattta　Lalalalattta 出会ってしまった　君は太陽 Lalalalattta　Lalalalattta こうしよう　二人は めげない　ロミジュリ

[moviemosaics]

The Legend of the Stardust Brothers

directed by Macoto Tezuka, 1985

[dare-g]

The Legend of the Stardust Brothers (1985)

[totheriverbank]

⭐🌟 The legend of the Stardust Brothers (1985) dir. Makoto Tezuka 🌟⭐

[movierx]

The Legend of the Stardust Brothers (1985) dir. Macoto Tezuka

Starring Shingo Kubota, Kan Takagi, Kyôko Togawa, and Kiyohiko Ozaki

Cinematography by Eiichi Ôsawa

Songs by Haruo Chikada

With an animated sequence by Yōsuke Takahashi

[itsblosseybitch]

I recently purchased the Blu-Ray for The Legend of the Stardust Brothers (1985), a cult musical-comedy from Japan.

While its visuals are freak-tastic, the film (and its soundtrack) contain commentary on the music industry that is both biting and clever.

The Blu-Ray took about a month to reach my house, but if you want to watch it ASAP, the Alamo Drafthouse is streaming it on demand.

[tv-moments]

The Terror

Season 2, “All the Demons Are Still in Hell“

Director: Josef Kubota Wladyka

DoP: John Conroy

[bahijd]

The OPENING that I directed, storyboarded and animation-supervised for “Atom the Beginning”. Art-director: Jun Kumaori / 『アトム ザ・ビギニング』アニメのオープニングを演出と絵コンテと作画監督しました。／ OP美術監督とカラースクリプト：くまおり純  OP原画animators: ・久保田 誓・伍 柏諭・Jonathan Djob Nkondo ・山下 清悟 ・川野 達朗・森匡三・榎戸 駿・土上いつき・佐田とし ・黄 成希・末澤 慧・吉松孝博・磯 光雄・吉田大洋 ・荒木佑太・BahiJD  OP Title Motion-Design: 松野貴仁-Maxilla Inc.

[405blazeitt]

SmaSTATION!! 2017.07.29 - Kubota Masataka promoting Tokyo Ghoul

[theanimeshontimes]

"One-Punch Man" Anime Changes Director And Studio For Second Season

ONE and Yuusuke Murata’s One-Punch Man is on its way back to the screen for a second anime season, and the official website updated with info on the principal cast and staff. While the voice actors are all reprising their respective roles, a few key changes have been made to the anime’s staff members this time around.

Naruto Shippuden episode director Chikara Sakurai takes over for Shingo Natsume as director, and Yoshikazu Iwanami (Girls und Panzer, JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure) replaces Shoji Hata as sound director. Other staff members—including character designer Chikashi Kubota, composer Makoto Miyazaki, and series composition writer Tomohiro Suzuki—are returning in the same capacity.

While Madhouse was in charge of animation production for the first season, J.C. Staff (Food Wars!) is producing the second.

Cast from the earlier anime and drama CDs are similarly returning:

Saitama - Makoto Furukawa

Genos - Kaito Ishikawa

Speed-o'-Sound Sonic - Yūki Kaji

King - Hiroki Yasumoto

Hellish Blizzard - Saori Hayami

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[purplestar555]

"One Punch Man Animation Heroes"

1:Cover| 2:Shingo Natsume | 3:Chikase Kubota | 4:Minami Yoshida | 5:Kim Sejoon | 6:Syosuke Ishibashi | 7:Yoshimichu Kameda | 8,9:Gosei Oda | 10:Keisuke Kojima

[fighterxaos]

One-Punch Man Second Season Details Revealed

One-Punch Man Second Season Details Revealed

The official One-Punch Man anime website has updated with new details about the 2nd season of the series.  While there is no current release date announced it has been revealed that most of the production team has changed for the second season.

The main production staff for the second season includes:

Chikara Sakurai – Director (Originally Shingo Natsume)

Yoshikazu Iwanami – Sound Director…

[disappointingyet]

Hoshikuzu Kyôdai No Densetsu (The Legend Of The Stardust Brothers)

Director Makoto Tezuka Stars Shingo Kubota, Kan Takagi, Kyôko Togawa Japan 1985 Language Japanese (with English subtitles) 1hr 40mins Colour

Unhinged pop musical

I’ve seen this described as a satire, but that suggests that there is a point being made, something is being targetted. And I’m not convinced that’s the case. A better way of describing it is maybe as a very broad knock-about comedy that’s a pop musical. But that probably wouldn’t get you close to understanding what this is like. 

It’s framed by what the lyrics of the song they are singing explain is a comeback performance from the Stardust Brothers (their name is in English, the rest of the song in Japanese). The Brothers (who are not brothers) are dressed in silver jumpsuits while their backing band is in evening dress. They are in colour while their (horrified) (stylishly retro/futurist) audience is in black & white. 

We then flashback to the start of their abrupt rise and fall. Shingo (Shingo Kubota) and Kan (Kan Takagi) had been singers of rival aspiring bands sharing club nights. Kan’s band are a punky lot with a chanty theme song indebted to the Ramones’ Do You Remember Rock’n’Roll Radio, Shingo, meanwhile, has a would-be loverman schtick – his band’s track, synth funk with echoes of A Certain Ratio and Imagination (and of Haircut 100 in the group’s outfits), is the best song in the movie. 

Then a mysterious record executive offers them instant fame, but only if they ditch their bands and become a duo. With a huge advance on offer, they sign up. There follows their rapid success and a equally quick crisis – the standard stuff of music biz movies. They make one friend – aspiring singer Marimo (Kyôko Togawa) and gain a rival in Kaworu (Issay), who has a very late 1970s Bowie look. 

There’s a lot of Three Stooges’ level slapstick – director Makoto Tezuka clearly thought the skinhead security guys at the record company bopping people on the head with baseball bats was endlessly hilarious. The music is mostly pretty poor – a lot of it has a 1970s Eurovision vibe, 1950s rock-inspired but with an oompah cheesiness. 

The main actors are reasonably endearing – enough to make me wish that a better film had been built around them. But everything else is a mixture of the perfunctory and the bizarre. At moments it made me think of the more on-the-nose bits of Absolute Beginners and occasionally maybe Brian de Palma’s Phantom Of The Paradise, but it never approaches the messy fascination of either of those movies. 

The explanation for the shoddiness of all this is that it started as an album by Haruo Chikada and film student Tezuka was commissioned to make a movie from it. That could work, of course, but really doesn’t here. It would be great to say this was a rediscovered masterpiece, but it really isn’t. 

Part of my  ‘Every girl should be given an electric guitar on her 16th birthday’ series