#wakako shimazaki

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More difficult than an egg (Chinese/Ipanema) live-action version of the beautiful girl series

One of the Fuji TV series. As a play, it was a mess, and lead actress Wakako Shimazaki's ``reading lines'' became a hot topic of conversation along with a lot of laughs. The song compares love to raising an egg and sings about the difficulty of it. Are you Columbus?

卵より難しい（中華な・いぱねま）実写版美少女シリーズ

フジテ���ビのシリーズものの一つ。劇としてはメカクチャで、主演の島崎和歌子の「セリフ棒読み」が失笑とともに話題になった程度。恋ということを卵を立てることに擬えて、その困難さを歌っている。お前はコロンブスか？

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[Nichiyoubi no Hatsumimi Gaku 2024.03.10] Tsuda Kenjiroh was asked to do the narration for his guest appearance, but couldn't read the introduction the show wrote for him without laughing

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today's playlist:

Chiaki Takahashi - Suteki na Holiday

Saori Goto - Omoide Christmas

Erena Kaibara - Egao ni Merry Christmas

Hiromi Tsuru, Miyuki Muroi, Run Sasaki - Jingle Bells ga Nakunatta

Susumu Hirasawa with Wakako Shimazaki - Africa no Christmas

Tomoko Tane - X'mas

MAHO-Dou - White Christmas

Midori Karashima - Hoshizora no Christmas Party

The Whispers - It's Christmas

Caoli Cano - Last Christmas

Lord Nelson - Party for Santa Claus

Klezmonauts - Oy to the World

The Free Design - Christmas is the Day

Megumi Nakajima - Ranka no "Kutsushita no Uta"

thanks for listening!

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It's Pride Month and i want to post this before the month ends 🙃 Almost a year ago i found an old OOR interview where Taka might had come out as bi.

Now about Takeru i found some interesting interview that make me wondering if he is not gay/queer too.

Actor Takeru Sato (30) appeared on the TBS variety show "Sakurai Ariyoshi THE Yakai" broadcast on January 23rd, 2020. Looking back on his first date, he revealed how shy he was when he was a student.

According to information provided by a friend from junior high school, Sato was always at the top of his class and had outstanding athletic ability. However, he was "terrible at love." On his first date, while riding his bike to the date's destination, he started pedaling at full speed for some reason. He left the girl behind and went home.

Looking back on that time, Sato explained, "I just couldn't bear being alone with a woman in the city... I'm really sorry, but I ran away. I was so embarrassed," and apologized, "I'm so sorry that I caused her so much trauma."

Sato continued, "I never fell in love or got carried away with love during my school days. My romantic feelings for women were all directed towards the two-dimensional world." When Wakako Shimazaki asked, "What do you like about the two-dimensional world? It's not human," Sato reflexively turned around and said, "Eh, but!" The studio was filled with laughter at Sato's unexpected reaction.

On the show, Sato said, "I didn't think that the object of my heart's desire had to be a human," and introduced Amatsuka Megumi, the heroine of the manga "Tenshi na konamaiki" (Cheeky Angel) as his "favorite woman" from his school days. As the crowd exclaimed, "Eh?", Sato revealed that he was crazy about her, saying, "Even though it was my first love..."

Besides the fact that he run away from a date with a girl (lol) the interesting thing here is that, according with wiki (bc i didn't read the manga) Amatsuka Megumi is tomboy that always get into fights and have a secret: she used to be a boy."

From other place "Megumi is a nine-year old kid who, after saving a sorceror from getting beat-up by some punks, as thanks was given a magic book with a demon inside. His wish to become the "manliest man on Earth" is misinterpretted as the "womanliest woman on Earth" and he is transformed into a girl. Out of fury she throws the book into a river. Six years later, Megumi may still have the body of a girl but behaves like a guy and is only interested in fighting and martial arts. Megumi dreamed of the day when she can return to being a man by finding the book again."

I dont know if she turned back into a boy tho.

Even Takeru views about marriage are weird. It really feels that he is forced himself into that idea to fit in society norms rather than him really wanting to get married

From this video around 8:33 (transcriptions from here)

"I've been saying this for a long time, but marriage isn't something you do alone, it's something you do together, so do you have the desire to get married when you don't have a partner? Even if you ask me that, there is no way to answer.

If you keep saying things like that, you'll never get married. I think that if I don't decide to get married at some point, I won't, or rather, won't be able to do it even when I'm 40 or 50, and that's becoming a reality. So now I've declared that I'll get married by 35. I really want to do that. I'll try my best.

On the other hand, if I can't do it by 35, I probably won't be able to do it for a while until I'm 45 or something"

He even uses a fortune teller to telling me when he should get married like he mentioned in the Bokura no Jidai interview. At least here he is acknowledging that marriage is a thing made by 2 people (him and his partner, not him and the fortune teller)

Still on topic of marriage there is interesting convo in the Miura Shohei, Shirota yu, Takeru Sato and Taka youtube live.

Around 51:24, Miura says that Takeru, Taka and Yu are all equality the most difficult to get married. Taka and Yu are unbeliever at that and Taka even say that Takeru is the most difficulted one. Takeru says that he believes Yu is the one cabable of doing it but him and Taka cant.

Taka complains but then says "can't we do it?"

Takeru: "No, it's impossible"

Then Miura mentioned that Taka said before to him that he would when all OOR members got married and now that Toru is married he could do it anytime. Taka said "if there is the right person" and then Takeru start laughing and Taka asked why he is laughing. Then the convo start to be about Takeru.

Taka: Takeru is the most special among the four of us. Unlike us, maybe it will develop in other directions...

Takeru: Everyone is different

Taka: Although everyone is different...

Takeru: I think the next one it will be Yu.

(proceeds to talk about why he think Yu should get married and that he is suitable to start a family)

Takeru: This person (Taka) case is a little different (from Yu case). He have such a strong personality.

Miura: He values his music more/this is music is the most important.

Taka: No, No. That's not truth. I think my own life is more important than anything else.

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島崎和歌子 高知県

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Yasaka, Kuji and Jinnai are references to Sanbiki ga Kiru!

Kazuki, Tooi and Enta got their last names from the three main characters of the tv-series Sanbiki ga Kiru! ( 三匹が斬る!, Three for the Kill!)

Here’s what wikipedia has to say about it:

The title characters are three men who wander throughout Japan in the late Edo period. In each episode they encounter antagonists, and in the final tachimawari (fight scene) kill them. The characters traveled sometimes together, sometimes separately. When they arrived in a town they might settle in the same lodging, but sometimes take up with rival factions. In the end, they work together to overcome evil.

For the first five series, these characters were the same.

Yasaka Heishirō, nicknamed "Tono-sama" ("Lord") is a refined, disciplined rōnin played by Hideki Takahashi. The other characters occasionally speculate that he is a second son of a daimyō but his identity is never revealed. He is the informal leader of the group. Yasaka uses the Onoha Ittō-ryū style of sword fighting. He appears in the first six series; at the beginning of the seventh series he is written out of the script by traveling to America.

Kuji Shinnosuke, or "Sengoku," is also a ronin, or a spy for the Tokugawa shogunate, or a commoner, as suits the episode. His nickname refers to his wish to work as a samurai with a stipend of a thousand koku. A native of the Satsuma Domain, Kuji practices the Jigen-ryū sword fighting style. He appears in the first five series and returns in the seventh. Kōji Yakusho played the role of Kuji.

Tsubakuro Jinnai is the third member of the group. Nicknamed "Tako" ("octopus"), he describes himself as a descendant of the Kōganinja and fights with a variety of weapons. Round-faced rakugo comic Koasa Shunpūtei portrayed Jinnai in all seven series.

The title of the series specifies three people, so a replacement was necessary for Kuji and Yasaka in the final two series. Kira Ukon (Masahiko Kondō, a descendant of Kira Yoshinaka, filled in first for Kuji, then for Yasaka. A debt-collector, he received the nickname "senryō," "a thousand gold pieces," in imitation of Kuji's nickname. During sword fights, he always found an opportunity to ask his opponent his style.

In most series, there was also a woman who accompanied the three. The first was Okei, portrayed by Kaoru Sugita. Next came Osen (Minako Fujishiro); then Ochō (Yōko Nagayama). They were followed by Okaru (Wakako Shimazaki) and finally Oryō (Machi Katsuragi).

I’m curious to see if there’ll be any parallels between the series. It’ll be hard for me to tell though since I haven’t watched Sanbiki ga Kiru! So far we have the number 3, the episodic fights and the boys not really being friends (yet) but working together anyway, as well as some possible character traits?

I’ve also been thinking about the Edo time period for a long time now and how a lot of the stuff I look up for Sarazanmai references it. I wouldn’t be surprised if it’d be brought up in the anime somehow. 

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50 Superheroine Challenge: the answers

The challenge was simple: identify fifty superheroines from television and movie clips, only five seconds per clip. To make it that bit more tricky, a few of the heroines may appear in more than one version.

Here’s a list of everyone in the video, along with the clip sources. For Japanese characters that never made it to Western tv, such as the Toei Fushigi Comedy heroines, I’ve used the anglicized translations of their names that frequently appear on fan websites.

1: Batgirl, played by Yvonne Craig, from Batman (1966--1968) 2: Scarlet Witch (Wanda Maximoff), played by Elizabeth Olsen, from Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015) 3: Darna, played by Anjanette Abayari, from Darna; The Return (1994) 4: Miss America, played by Nagisa Maria and Misu Amerika Nidaime, from Battle Fever J (1979--1980) 5: Wonder Woman, played by Ellie Wood Walker and Linda Harrison (reflection), from Wonder Woman Unaired Pilot (1967).

6: Ladybug, voiced by Cristina Vee, from Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir (2015--) 7: Invisible Girl (Woman), played by Rebecca Staab, from The Fantastic Four (1994) 8: Nile Totometsu, played by Horikawa Sanae, from Mysterious Nile Girl Thutmose (1991) 9: Mary Marvel, voiced by Dawn Jeffory, from The Kid Super Power Hour with Shazam! (1981--1982) 10: Janet Bin, played by Ada Choi, from Fly With Me (2010)

11: Ultra Woman, played by Teri Hatcher, from Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman (1993--1997) 12: Storm, played by Halle Berry, from X-Men (2000) 13: Fire, played by Michelle Hurd, from Justice League of America (1997) 14: Web Woman, voiced by Linda Gray, from Tarzan and the Super 7 (1978--1980) 15: Jaime Sommers (The Bionic Woman), played by Lindsay Wagner, from The Bionic Woman (1976-1978)

16: G-Girl, played by Uma Thurman, from My Super Ex-Girlfriend (2006) 17: Electra Woman and Dyna Girl, played by Deidre Hall and Judy Strangis, from Electra Woman and Dyna Girl (1976--1977) 18: Fantastika, played by Pinky Montilla, from Fantastika vs. Wonderwoman (1976) 19: Supergirl, played by Helen Slater, from Supergirl (1984) 20: Super Twins, played by Jennylyn Mercado and Nadine Samonte, from Super Twins (2007)

21: Saturn Girl, voiced by Kari Wahlgren, from Lego DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League – Cosmic Clash (2016) 22: Wonder Woman, played by Cathy Lee Crosby, from Wonder Woman (1974) 23: She-Hulk, voiced by Victoria Carroll, from The Incredible Hulk (1982--1983) 24: Electro-Wave Human Tackle, played by Kyōko Okada, from Kamen Rider Stronger (1975) 25: Sandy Martinson (The Invisible Woman), played by Alexa Hamilton, from The Invisible Woman (1983)

26: Batgirl, voiced by Melendy Britt, from The New Adventures of Batman (1977) 27: Super Ma’am, played by Marian Rivera, from Super Ma’am (2017--) 28: Wonder Girl (Drusilla), played by Debra Winger, from Wonder Woman / The New Adventures of Wonder Woman (1975--1979) 29: Andro Kamen (Andro Mask), played by Yōko Kiku, from We Love You! We Love You!! Witch Teacher (1971-1972) 30: Black Scorpion, played by Michelle Lintel, from Black Scorpion (2001)

31: Black Canary, played by Danuta Wesley, from Legends of the Superheroes (1979) 32: Inapema, played by Shimazaki Wakako, from Magical Chinese Girl Ipanema! (1989) 33: Spider-Woman, voiced by Joan Van Ark, from Spider-Woman (1979--1980) 34: Black Whip, played by Linda Stirling, from Zorro’s Black Whip (1944) 35: Supergirl, played by Melissa Benoist, from Supergirl (2015--)

36: Kate Mason (The Bionic Girl), played by Sandra Bullock, from Bionic Showdown (1989) 37: Krystala, played by Judy Ann Santos, from Krystala (2004--2005) 38: Scarlet Witch, voiced by Peg Dixon, from The Marvel Super Heroes (1966) 39: Electra Woman and Dyna Girl, played by Markie Post and Anne Stedman, from Electra Woman and Dyna Girl (2001) 40: Mega Mindy, played by Free Souffriau, from Mega Mindy (2006 - 2014)

41: She-Ra, voiced by Melendy Britt, from She-Ra: Princess of Power (1985--1986) 42: Masked Belle Florence, played by Shinjō Yumiko, from Socialite Belle Panchanne: The Wife Is a Superheroine! (2007) 43: Darna, played by Angel Locsin, from Darna (2005) 44: Isis, played by Joanna Cameron, from The Secrets of Isis (1975--1977) 45: Firestar, voiced by Kathy Garver, from Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends (1981--1983)

46: Jesse Chambers Wells (Jesse Quick), played by Violett Beane, from The Flash (2014--) 47: Phoenix (Jean Grey), voiced by Catherine Disher, from X-Men: The Animated Series (1992--1997) 48: The Greatest American Heroine (Holly Hathaway), played by Mary Ellen Stuart, from The Greatest American Heroine (1986) 49: Elektra Natchios (Elektra), played by Élodie Yung, from Daredevil (2015--) 50: Wonder Woman, played by Lynda Carter, from Wonder Woman / The New Adventures of Wonder Woman (1975--1979)

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La película Popin Q se pondrá a la venta en Blu-ray y DVD el 2 de junio.

La película se estrenó el 23 de diciembre del 2016 en cines de Japón.

La web oficial de la película original de Anime Popin Q de Toei Animation, ha anunciado el jueves que la película se pondrá a la venta en disco Blu-ray y DVD el 2 de junio del 2017. La película se estrenó en cines de Japoneses el 23 diciembre del año pasado.

CAST

Marina Tanoue como Pokon

Kaori Ishihara como Lucia

Kaede Hondo como Daren

M.A.O como Tadona

Satomi Arai como Lupee

Asami Seto como Isumi Kominato

Shiori Izawa como Aoi Hioka

Tomoyo Kurosawa como Saki Tsukui

Ari Ozawa como Asahi Oomichi

Atsumi Tanezaki como Konatsu Tomodate

Wakako Shimazaki como Eriko, la madre de Isumi

Daisuke Ono como Junpei, el padre de Isumi

Michio Hazama como Genji, el abuelo de Isumi

STAFF

Director: Naoki Miyahara

Diseño original de personajes: Kouhaku Kuroboshi

Diseño de personajes: Takayuki Urakami

Director en jefe de animación: Takayuki Urakami

Estudio de animación: Toei Animation

Questy puso el tema musical de la película titulado "Fantasy" y sus canciones de fondo. La unidad de ídolos P.IDL, puso el tema musical de opening de la película titulado "Teenage Blues". Daisuke "DAIS" Miyachi compuso la canción y escribió la letra.

La película en realidad es titulo definitivo del proyecto file(N):project PQ anunciado en enero del 2015.

La historia comienza un día antes de la ceremonia de graduación. Cinco chicas de escuela secundaria están preocupadas con sus vidas cotidianas reales. Estas chicas se reúnen en un mundo de fantasía después de ser enviadas allí debido a un repentino imprevisto. Allí, ellas aprenden sobre la inminente crisis que el mundo enfrenta. La manera de evitar esta crisis es que las cinco colaboren y unan sus cinco corazones como uno solo a través del baile. Sin embargo, las cinco no pueden llegar a amar ese mundo, y no se pueden decir sus verdaderos sentimientos entre sí, por lo que sus corazones no pueden unirse. El plazo se acerca rápidamente. ¿Podrá el baile de las cinco chicas salvar al mundo? ¿Y serán capaces de graduarse?

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(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAGyQ5Rmz7o)

“きゃりーぱみゅぱみゅ / 原宿いやほい KYARY PAMYU PAMYU / HARAJUKU IYAHOI Produced by Yasutaka Nakata ＜iTunesやApple Musicなどの音楽配信サイトで配信中！＞ ■iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/album/haraju... ■Apple Music https://itunes.apple.com/album/haraju... ＜歌詞はこちら＞ http://www.uta-net.com/song/221898/ ＜シングル収録内容＞ 2017年1月18 日発売 ダブルA面スプリット盤シングル 中田ヤスタカ/きゃりーぱみゅぱみゅ Crazy Crazy (feat. Charli XCX & Kyary Pamyu Pamyu) / 原宿いやほい WPCL-12509　￥1,200+税 WARNER MUSIC JAPAN/unBORDE 01 中田ヤスタカ「Crazy Crazy (feat. Charli XCX & Kyary Pamyu Pamyu)」 02 中田ヤスタカ「Crazy Crazy (feat. Charli XCX & Kyary Pamyu Pamyu) -remix-」 03 きゃりーぱみゅぱみゅ「原宿いやほい」 04 きゃりーぱみゅぱみゅ「原宿いやほい -extended mix-」 ＜Music Video Full Crew＞ Director：Hideyuki Tanaka（Framegraphics） Director of Photography：Kazunali Tajima（MILD） Lighting Director：HIGASIX Production Designer：Tateo Yanagimachi / /Toshihide Sakai / Tatsuya Imai（TATEO） Stylist：Kumiko Iijima Hair & Make：Masayoshi Okudaira Choreographer：Maiko Special Equipment：Yukimitsu Kanno / Takashi Yabuki（Liberty House） DIT：Shusuke Sekiguchi / yokoyama（McRAY） Assistant Director & Production Manager：Takuya Kodaira（DiamondSnap） 1st Assistant Camera：Takumi Watanabe Lighting Assistant：Hiroki Kurihara Lighting Pro Shop : Seiji Tagawa/Ayaka Sakoyama (MAGICHAND) Studio：Isamu Mizumura (KUROSAWA Film Studio) Colorist：Yoshiro Kamei（Sony PCL） Colorist assistant : Yuma Karasawa（McRAY） Sound operator：Satoshi Niitsuma（gstaff） Sound Mixer：Muneaki Shibuya / Haruna Inokuchi（McRAY） Offline Editor：Mari Kobayashi（meganefilm） Main Compositor：Takeshi Kanda（jitto） Main CG Director：Takeshi Yoong（jitto） VFX Producer：Shinji Tsuchiya / Tokihiko Tsukamoto（jitto） Motion Capture ＜DIGITAL FRONTIER INC.＞ CG Producer：Toyoshima Yusaku/ Suzuki Nobuhiro Motion Capture Lead：Koshita Kohki Motion Capture Artist：Kurita Ami/ Imoto Yuta/ Masuda Ami/ Saito Tatsuya Production Manager：Yayama Kosuke/ KosugiI Shuta Compositors ＜jitto＞　Kentaro Kawamoto / Yoshifumi Hashimoto / Kana Sanada / Akio Sakamaki / Mitsunori Mae / Wakako Mae / Atsushi Shimazaki ＜inten＞　Keiji Ito / Yohei Watanabe / Mie Baba ＜McRAY＞Kensaku Numata / Tomohiko Kaminogo / Shou Aiuchi CG Productions ＜jitto＞　Satoru Tokoi / Ryuta Nishizawa / Masaaki Tokaji / Taishi Yagyu / Takahiko Emi / Kazuyuki Sakamoto / Marina Tokunaga / Tomomi Yoshida ＜Zinou Pharmaceutics＞　Koichi Nobuta / Takahiro Nowatari / Nobuo Hosoyama / Takaya Naito / Taisuke Isogai / Shota Deguchi / Ryo Yamazaki ＜GEMBA Inc.＞　Hideki Kuraku / Takahiro Tamura / Ten Hirota / Keisuke Kobayashi ＜Transistor Studio＞　Junichi Akimoto / Toyokazu Hirai ＜cai＞　Tai Komatsu Production ＜TOKYO / Taiyokikaku＞ Producer：Toshiyuki Takei / Shinya Masuda / Go Tanabe（TOKYO） Production Manager：Akinori Matsumoto（Taiyokikaku） Production Assistant：Minami Chiwaki (TOKYO) / Koki Okamoto (Taiyokikaku) / Kohei Maruta Special Thanks to： Eiji Takahashi”

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Wakako Shimazaki, [Weekly Playboy] 2016 n°46

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Merry Xmas everybody !!

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島崎和歌子 高知県

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Nuevo tráiler del juego para móviles de Popin Q muestra su gameplay.

La película se estrenó el 23 de diciembre; El juego será lanzado en invierno de este año. 

Sega comenzó la transmisión de un nuevo tráiler el martes de su próximo juego rítmico para móviles de Popin Q Dance for Quintet!, basado en la película original de Anime Popin Q de Toei Animation. El vídeo muestra el modo de juego del título acompañado de una escena de espectáculo y también muestra partes de la película original. Sega lanzará el juego para dispositivos iOS y Android en invierno de este año. 

La película original se estrenó en cines de Japón el pasado 23 diciembre del 2016.

CAST para la película:

Marina Tanoue como Pokon

Kaori Ishihara como Lucia

Kaede Hondo como Daren

M.A.O como Tadona

Satomi Arai como Lupee

Asami Seto como Isumi Kominato

Shiori Izawa como Aoi Hioka

Tomoyo Kurosawa como Saki Tsukui

Ari Ozawa como Asahi Oomichi

Atsumi Tanezaki como Konatsu Tomodate

Wakako Shimazaki como Eriko, la madre de Isumi

Daisuke Ono como Junpei, el padre de Isumi

Michio Hazama como Genji, el abuelo de Isumi

La historia comienza un día antes de la ceremonia de graduación. Cinco chicas de escuela secundaria están preocupadas con sus vidas cotidianas reales. Estas chicas se reúnen en un mundo de fantasía después de ser enviadas allí debido a un repentino imprevisto. Allí, ellas aprenden sobre la inminente crisis que el mundo enfrenta. La manera de evitar esta crisis es que las cinco colaboren y unan sus cinco corazones como uno solo a través del baile. Sin embargo, las cinco no pueden llegar a amar ese mundo, y no se pueden decir sus verdaderos sentimientos entre sí, por lo que sus corazones no pueden unirse. El plazo se acerca rápidamente. ¿Podrá el baile de las cinco chicas salvar al mundo? ¿Y serán capaces de graduarse?