#yoshio yoshida

[clemsfilmdiary]

To Sleep So as to Dream (1986, Kaizō Hayashi)

夢みるように眠りたい　（林海象）

5/19/23

[shihlun]

Yoshishige Yoshida

- Confessions Among Actresses

1971

[zen-shoooo]

I haven’t posted in years but I do want to say I still like aitsu and I will post a spoiler for volume 14 this volume is gonna be a sad one 😢 sorry for the inactivity I got a job 💀

[dokuhan]

This is a major shot in the dark, but does anyone happen to have video files of those live action His Favorite commercials that aired in Japan in 2015? They aren’t on YouTube anymore and the only one I can find on Dailymotion has a watermark and some edition on it. 

I need them for a thing I want to do about the series and how it’s such a long runner, but there’s so little easily available outside information about it. 

Update to this: I found one of them on YouTube with Chinese subtitles, but I know there’s three others. 

[thewomanwithamessedupmind]

Look at this adorable boy! He’s from a manga called Aitsu No Daihonmei. I read all 10 volumes in 2 days. It’s super adorable but unsettling sometimes. I love this guy. He’s short (like me) and bullied a lot by girls and others. He’s considered ugly. But I think he’s the complete opposite. He can never catch a break. But I love him. I got really into it and still love it. Plus...

This face of his reminds me of Luffy from One Piece. I mean... they aren’t identical but very close. Anyway, thought I’d share what I’ve been up to. Btw, it’s a yaoi manga. So, if you aren’t into that... then oh well. 

[zooofgod]

This addition is so good to not reblog ❤️

When I said I love character development is in the Tanaka Suzuki type, where a character that is mean to be an almost unidimensional parody of a pretty boy with a sadistic side trope…

becomes one of the most expressive and human characters in the story.

[demifiendrsa]

Look Back - PV

The anime film adaptation of Chainsaw Man creator Tatsuki Fujimoto’s Look Back one-shot manga will hit theaters in Japan on June 28, 2024.

Singer urara will perform "Light song" composed by haruka nakamura.

Poster

Cast

Mizuki Yoshida as Kyōmoto

Yūmi Kawai as Fujino

Staff

Original Creator: Tatsuki Fujimoto

Director: Kiyotaka Oshiyama

Screenplay: Kiyotaka Oshiyama

Character Design: Kiyotaka Oshiyama

Art Director: Kiyoshi Sameshima

Art Director Assistants: Yoshio Harisaki, Takashi Omori

Color Key Artist: Maya Kusumoto

Compositing Director of Photography: Kazuto Izumita

Editing: Kiyoshi Hirose

Sound Director: Eriko Kimura

Music: Haruka Nakamura

Animation Production: Studio Durian

[the-swan-sequence]

“To sit alone in the lamplight, with a book spread out before you, and hold intimate converse with men of unseen sensations— such is a pleasure beyond compare.”

Yoshida Kenko, Essays in Idleness 1340

Art: The Tale of Genji - Wakana by Yoshio Okada (1939-2021)

[landofanimes]

Akatsuki no Yona: Houka no Inori-hen (2019)

Yona of the Dawn: Prayer of the Signal Fire Arc Stage Play

Main cast character portraits:

Rina Ikoma as Yona (returning) Masaki Yabe as Son Hak (returning)

Kaito Kumagai as Yun Taichi Shiozaki as Kija Shunta Sono as Shin-Ah Jyutaro Yamanaka as Jae-Ha Kaito Hori as Zeno

Kenji Takechi as Kan Sujin Takeshi James Yamada as Kan Kyo-Ga Minami Tsurimoto as Kan Tae-Jun (returning)

Yusuke Seto as Lee Geun-Tae Sakiho Motonishi as Yun-Ho

Juri as Li Hazara

Shou Jinnai as Suwon (returning)

Ensemble: Kotaro Yoshida, Kenichi Sato, Yoshio Sato, Mikami Shinji, Jotaro Matsumoto, Yuhei Hayakawa, Hisato Kojima, Shunki Shimoda, Kazuki Igidani, Mana Minamihisamatsu, Rei Ando, Kaede Kato

[the-monkey-ruler]

Monkey Typhoon (2001) アソボット戦記五九

Director: Mamoru Hamazu / Osamu Sekida / Ittoku Tanahashi / Kyousuke Mihara / Takenori Mihara / Yoshiaki Okumura / Shunji Yoshida / Kazuo Nogami / Yoshito Qin / Hiroshi Haraguchi / Akihiko Nishiyama / Yuki Kinoshita Screenwriter: Shinobu Shinobu / Hashimoto Yushi / Nakaze Rika / Urasawa Yoshio / Kobe Kazuhiko / Shizuya Isao Starring: Kappei Yamaguchi / Tomoichi Seki / Masaki Iizuka / Takeharu Kunimoto / Nozomi Sasaki / Minami Takayama / Atsuko Enomoto / Shinichiro Miki Genre: Comedy / Science Fiction / Animation / Adventure Official website: http://mv.avex.jp/asobot/asobot.html Country/Region of Production: Japan Language: Japanese Date: 2002-10-01 Number of seasons: 1 Number of episodes: 52 Single episode length: 23 minutes Also known as: Association Robot Goku / Asobotto Senki Goku / Five-Nine Wars / Aboto Senki Five-Nine / Monkey King Five-Nine / Journey to the West / Assobot战记五九 / 五九战记 / 阿波特战记五九 / 猴王五九 / 西游战记 IMDb: tt5916944 Type: Reimanging

Summary:

On December 31, 2052, in order to prevent the scientist Ryutaro from destroying the world, Xuanzang Jiuzou asked his son Xuanzang Sanzang to select some robots from 99 robots numbered 1-99. Sanzang finally selected five robots: Gokyuu, Tongoh, Jou, Suuji, and Mioto. On January 1, 2053, Ryutaro modified the program of supercomputer Eve and began to destroy the world. In order to protect Sanzang, Zero, the first generation robot manufactured by Jiuzao, was destroyed along with the robots Soichi Fujimura and Souka Fujimura created by Ryutaro. Robot Tai is Wujiu's opponent on the surface, but in fact he is protecting Wujiu and his group. In order to restore the supercomputer Eve's program to its original appearance and return to December 31, 2052 to stop Ryutaro, they must find 49 parts to save the world. Head east! For Abbot (a life form of opportunity) to coexist with humans...

One thousand years in the future, the world has lost its balance. All the giant trees up to 10,000 meters high have been cut down by humans as obstacles. The entire world has turned into a desert. Only humans and Abbot are left in this world that is heading for destruction. As if guided by fate, Sanzang and Gokyuu meet. Traveling together, Sanzou - a young man shrouded in mystery, Gokyuu - the strongest and worst Anbot around, Tongoh - an Anbot fond of drinking, Jou - someone who is great with machines, Suuji - a female Anbot thief, and last but not least, Mioto. And so, their journey begins to the boundless East, to the land where the sun was born!

Source: https://myanimelist.net/anime/3193/Asobot_Senki_Gokuu

Link: https://gogoanime.be/anime/monkey-typhoon-xDRN/

[annoyingfiredeangiant]

Yoshio Harada/原田芳雄 played Shōin Yoshida 吉田松陰 he was 31 years old. "Tennō no seiki /天皇の世紀 "1971 year 2end series "wildfire /野火".

[byneddiedingo]

Jitsuko Yoshimura in An Innocent Witch (Heinosuke Gosho, 1965)

Cast: Jitsuko Yoshimura, Kin Sugai, Taiji Tonoyama, Minoru Terada, Keizo Kawasaki, Yoshio Yoshida, Eijiro Tono, Takayuki Akutagawa. Screenplay: Hideo Horie, based on a novel by Hajime Ogawa. Cinematography: Sozaburo Shinomura. Art direction: Totetsu Hirakawa. Film editing: Sadako Ikeda. Music: Sei Ikeno.

An Innocent Witch begins like a documentary, with a voiceover narration describing the pilgrimages to Mount Osore, where the faithful gather to ask blind seers to facilitate communication with their dead loved ones. One of the pilgrims is Kikuno (Kin Sugai), who wants to speak with her daughter, Ayako (Jitsuko Yoshimura). As the seer goes into her trance, the film switches abruptly to a conventional narrative in which we learn that Ayako was sold -- willingly, it seems -- into prostitution by her mother because Ayako's father (Yoshio Yoshida) is too ill to continue supporting the family as a fisherman and gatherer of seaweed. (The father is never told about Ayako's work as a prostitute; he thinks only that she has gone to the city to earn more money.) In the brothel, Ayako loses her virginity to her first customer, a wealthy lumber wholesaler named Kansuke (Taiji Tonoyama). Pleased with the young woman, Kansuke becomes Ayako's regular customer. Then one evening a shy young man named Kanjiro (Minoru Terada) arrives with his fellow military cadets and Ayako relieves him of his virginity. They begin to fall in love, but just before he is called up for service, Kanjiro realizes that his own father, Kansuke, has been one of Ayako's customers. Kansuke, it turns out, has been aware that Kanjiro has also been seeing Ayako, and doesn't really mind sharing her with his son. But Ayako has promised Kanjiro that she won't see his father again, and when Kansuke insists on having sex with her anyway, he dies of an apparent heart attack. Soon word arrives that Kanjiro has also died at the front. The coincidence of the deaths of a father and son causes Ayako to be labeled a "femme fatale." But while visiting Kanjiro's grave, Ayako meets his older brother, Kanichi (Keizo Kawasaki), and her involvement with this ill-fated family deepens into further tragedy. The film climaxes with Ayako seeking a kind of exorcism that will purify her of guilt, but that, too, has fatal consequences. The core story of An Innocent Witch is very well handled by screenwriter Hideo Horie and director Heinosuke Gosho, but the framing of it in the context of a documentary about the search for communication with the afterlife feels awkward, as if Horie and Gosho were trying to impose a larger statement about the consequences of superstition on the material. Ayako's story speaks for itself without extra help.

[vintagejapanesebaseball]

Minoru Murayama and Yoshio Yoshida

[mariocki]

Yôkai hyaku monogatari (Yokai Monsters: 100 Monsters, 1968)

"There's no need for the ritual!"

"That's not good. These legends have been passed down since the old days for a reason - it's not prudent to neglect them. Please, you must go through with the ritual."

"I said there's no need for it."

[dare-g]

To Sleep So as to Dream (1986)

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Vol. 4

Vol. 11

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