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uroko · 2 years

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Toshio Nomura

#curators on tumblr #nature #fog #forest #aesthetic

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lowcountry-gothic · 2 years

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Art by Toshio Nomura.

#art #toshio nomura #japan

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anamon-book · 6 years

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麻雀遊侠伝　野村敏雄桃園書房装丁 & さしえ＝はしもと・まさかず

#麻雀遊侠伝 #toshio nomura #野村敏雄 #masakazu hashimoto #はしもと・まさかず #anamon #古本屋あなもん #あなもん #book cover

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kiriharas · 5 years

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New Prince of Tennis Birthday list

I haven’t seen a birthday list that’s been updated with the world cup players so I wanted to show them some love and put one together! Please note that this is manga only.

Most recent update: 04/04/2021 [CONTAINS HYOUTEI/RIKKAI FANBOOK SPOILERS] (A character’s bday changed, added Sakurai’s old bday, red highlights senpai has a name now, fixed a typo)

January

2 - Dan Taichi (Yamabuki) 3 - Kabaji Munehiro (Hyoutei) 3 - Mouri Jusaburou (Japanese U-17) 5 - Suzuki Shun (Japanese U-17) 14 - Ryuzaki Sakuno (Seigaku) 15 - Shiranui Tomoya (Higa) 18 - Leon Wakefield (English U-17) 23 - Dodo Obando (American U-17) 25 - Ishida Gin (Shitenhouji) 28 - Richard Sakata (St. Icarus) 31 - Hermes Kounellis (Greek U-17)

February

1 - Duke Watanabe (Japanese U-17) 3 - Koishikawa Kenjirou (Shitenhouji) 5 - Kaji Kazena (Japanese U-17) 7 - Liliadent Krauser (Nagoya Seitoku) 8 - Fuwa Tetsuhito (Japanese U-17) 9 - Murata Hiramasa (Japanese U-17) 13 - Noah Dorgias (Australian U-17) 14 - Ootori Choutarou (Hyoutei) 16 - Apollon Stephanopoulos (Greek U-17) 17 - Habu Itto (Midoriyama) 18 - Fuji Yuuta (St. Rudolph) 19 - Suzuki Yasuharu (Ginka) 22 - Ralph Rhinehart (American U-17) 24 - Jonathan St. Georges (French U-17) 28 - Nomura Takuya (St. Rudolph) 29 - Fuji Shusuke (Seigaku)

March

2 - Katou Kachiro (Seigaku) 3 - Hirakoba Rin (Higa) 4 - QP (German U-17) 5 - Yukimura Seiichi (Rikkaidai) 6 - Watanabe Osamu (Shitenhouji’s Coach) 7 - Kimijima Ikuto (Japanese U-17) 10 - Karupin (Ryouma’s Cat) 14 - Sakaki Tarou (Previously May 24th, since 23.5) (Hyoutei’s Coach) 16 - Kurobe Yukio (Japanese U-17′s Coach) 17 - Oshitari Kenya (Shitenhouji) 19 - A. Frankensteiner (German U-17) 21 - Tachibana An (she may have another birthday stated in a game? citation needed lol) (Fudomine) 25 - Kadowaki Satoru (Makinofuji) 26 - Matsudaira Chikao (Japanese U-17) 29 - Arai Masashi (Seigaku) 31 - Matsudaira Chikahiko (Japanese U-17)

April

1 - Tooyama Kintaro (Shitenhouji) 2 - Akutsu Jin (Yamabuki) 3 - Peter Lambiel (Swiss U-17) 4 - Tamagawa Yoshio (Previously September 23 in Tenipuri Party, updated in Rikkai Club Guide STRENGTH) (Rikkaidai) 7 - Mizuno Katsuo (Seigaku) 9 - Oliver Philips (American U-17) 10 - Tashiro Masahiro (Ginka) 11 - Hirari Tonpei (Japanese U-17) 12 - Zeus Iliopoulos (Greek U-17) 14 - Shiraishi Kuranosuke (Shitenhouji) 15 - Shudo Satoshi (Rokkaku) 16 - Clive Miller (American U-17) 17 - Osakada Tomoka (Seigaku) 18 - Mouri Tatsunori (Fudomine) 20 - Marui Bunta (Rikkaidai) 23 - M. Nobuteru (Tube Republic U-17) 25 - Don Pacino (American U-17) 27 - Toono Atsukyo (Japanese U-17) 29 - Edgard Delacroix (French U-17) 30 - Oishi Shuichiro (Seigaku)

May

5 - Akutagawa Jirou (Hyoutei) 5 - Todoroki Goro (Japanese U-17) 11 - Kaidou Karou (Seigaku) 14 - Orion Stephanopoulos (Greek U-17) 15 - Takei Toshio (Japanese U-17) 15 - Ushida Tetsuo (Murigaoka) 21 - Sanada Genichirou (Rikkaidai) 21 - Aragaki Kouichi (Higa) 25 - Alexander Amadeus (Swiss U-17) 27 - Mizuki Hajime (St. Rudolph) 28 - Minamoto Takuma (Midoriyama) 29 - Tanegashima Shuuji (Japanese U-17)

June

1 - Red highlights senpai a.k.a. Yuuki Kazuki (Hyoutei) 3 - Inui Sadaharu (Seigaku) 4 - Yanagi Renji (Rikkaidai) 7 - Albert Federer (Swiss U-17) 10 - Tsuta Akane (Midoriyama) 13 - Prince Ludovic Chardard (French U-17) 15 - Fukushi Michiru (Ginka) 19 - Leopold Camus de Charpentier (French U-17) 20 - Milky Millman (Australian U-17) 24 - Mutsu Yuuma (Japanese U-17) 25 - Mutsu Yuuho (Japanese U-17) 26 - Konomi Takeshi (Mangaka) 28 - Miyako Shinobu (Japanese U-17) 29 - Chinen Hiroshi (Higa)

July

1 - Timothée Moreau (French U-17) 2 - Kiko Balentien (American U-17) 3 - Minami Kentarou (Yamabuki) 3 - Urayama Shiita (Rikkaidai) 4 - Byoudouin Houou (Japanese U-17) 6 - Banda Mikiya (Yamabuki’s Coach) 6 - Rocky Meredith (American U-17) 14 - Nakagauchi Sotomichi (Japanese U-17) 15 - Charlie Palmer (English U-17) 17 - Mifune Nyuudou (Japanese U-17′s Coach) 18 - Ikeda Masaya (Seigaku) 18 - Sakurai Masaya (Previously July 1 in 20.5, updated in 40.5) (Fudomine) 19 - Ban Rikiya (Japanese U-17) 20 - Zaizen Hikaru (Shitenhouji) 20 - Taira Yoshiyuki (Japanese U-17) 23 - Momoshiro Takeshi (Seigaku) 24 - Kitamura Wataru (Midoriyama) 25 - Chitose Miyuki (Shitenhouji) 26 - Kita Ichiuma (Yamabuki) 27 - Tokugawa Kazuya (Japanese U-17) 28 - Michael Bismarck (German U-17) 29 - J. J. Dorgias (Australian U-17) 30 - Daimaru Daikichi (Shishigaku)

August

3 - Akazawa Yoshirou (St. Rudolph) 3 - Date Danji (Japanese U-17) 4 - Migihashi Itarou (Japanese U-17) 6 - Hakamada Izou (Japanese U-17) 7 - Tsuuge Ryuuji (Japanese U-17′s Coach) 8 - Ryuuzaki Sumire (Seigaku’s Coach) 8 - Nitobe Inakichi (Yamabuki) 9 - Thalatta Heracles (Greek U-17) 10 - Jürgen Borisovic Volk (German U-17) 13 - Tenjin Kousuke (Japanese U-17) 15 - Tachibana Kippei (Fudomine) 15 - Ochi Tsukimitsu (Japanese U-17) 24 - Tristan Bardot (French U-17) 25 - Vulcan Lartius (Greek U-17) 26 - Kamio Akira (Fudomine) 27 - Yujirou Kai (Higa) 28 - Kirajou Jirei (Uekawa Uni Golf) 31 - Itsuki Marehiko (Rokkaku)

September

1 - Doumoto Gouki (Ginka) 1 - Oswal Delon (French U-17) 3 - Jean Fitzgerald (Australian U-17) 4 - Saitou Itaro (Japanese U-17′s Coach) 6 - Bill Hewitt (American U-17) 7 - Randy Pug (Swiss U-17) 10 - Higashikata Masami (Yamabuki) 11 - Hitoji Yuuji (Shitenhouji) 11 - Takase Masato (Midoriyama) 12 - Mukahi Gakuto (Hyoutei) 14 - Saotome Harumi (Higa’s Coach) 21 - Kuki Kiichi (Kakinoki) 22 - Dankmar Schneider (German U-17) 25 - Kirihara Akaya (Rikkaidai) 25 - Horio Satoshi (Seigaku) 29 - Shishido Ryou (Hyoutei) 29 - Kurobane Harukaze (Rokkaku)

October

1 - Saeki Kojirou (Rokkaku) 3 - Akiba Kouyou (Japanese U-17) 4 - Atobe Keigo (Hyoutei) 7 - Tezuka Kunimitsu (Seigaku) 12 - Mac McGregor (Australian U-17) 13 - Eric Paddington (English U-17) 15 - Oshitari Yuushi (Hyoutei) 19 - Yagyuu Hiroshi (Rikkaidai) 21 - Henri Nouvel III (Swiss U-17) 23 - Tanishi Kei (Higa) 26 - Oni Juujirou (Japanese U-17) 27 - Oomagari Ryuuji (Japanese U-17) 28 - Uchimura Kyosuke (Fudomine) 29 - Taki Haginosuke (Hyoutei) 29 - Ramon Crawford (Australian U-17) 31 - Muromachi Touji (Yamabuki)

November

1 - Hayashi Daisuke (Seigaku) 3 - Ibu Shinji (Fudomine) 3 - Kuwahara Jackal (Rikkaidai) 4 - Yamato Yuudai (Japanese U-17) 5 - M. Haruhata (Tube Republic U-17) 7 - Ojii (Rokkaku’s Coach) 8 - Alan Hopkins (American U-17) 8 - Kitazono Kotoha (Tsubakikawa) 9 - Kite Eishirou (Higa) 9 - Konjiki Koharu (Shitenhouji) 16 - Sasabe Junichi (Japanese U-17) 18 - Kawamura Takashi (Seigaku) 20 - Kisarazu Atsushi (St. Rudolph) 20 - Kisarazu Ryou (Rokkaku) 21 - Kiraku Yasuyuki (Midoriyama) 22 - Amane Hikaru (Rokkaku) 22 - Kongawa Junpei (Midoriyama) 25 - Sengoku Kiyosumi (Yamabuki) 28 - Kikumaru Eiji (Seigaku) 30 - Ishida Tetsu (Fudomine)

December

1 - Mitsuya Akuto (Japanese U-17) 2 - E. Siegfried (German U-17) 3 - Evangelos Papadopoulos (Greek U-17) 4 - Niou Masaharu (Rikkaidai) 5 - Hiyoshi Wakashi (Hyoutei) 7 - Irie Kanata (Japanese U-17) 9 - Yanagisawa Shinya (St. Rudolph) 9 - Washio Issa (Japanese U-17) 11 - Geisel Jackson (American U-17) 20 - Aoi Kentarou (Rokkaku) 23 - Echizen Ryouga (Spain U-17) 24 - Echizen Ryouma (Seigaku) 28 - Nishikiori Tsubasa (Yamabuki) 28 - Chris Hopman (Australian U-17) 29 - Hara Tetsuya (Japanese U-17) 30 - Bertie Borisovich Volk (German U-17) 31 - Kaneda Ichirou (St. Rudolph) 31 - Chitose Senri (Shitenhouji)

#prince of tennis #tenipuri #prince of tennis birthdays #note: manga only characters and also konomi #theres some existing bday lists with the anime characters online if you search it up!

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filmnoirfoundation · 4 years

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Eddie Muller returns to #NoirCitySeattle today to resume his hosting duties for the rest of the festival. Today's line-up comprises four Japanese classics: 12:30 PM - A Colt is My Passport (Koruto wa Ore no Pasupōto) 3:00 PM - Branded to Kill (Koroshi no rakuin) 6:00 PM - Pale Flower (Kawaita hana) *35mm* 8:30 PM - Rusty Knife (Sabita naifu) Full NOIR CITY line-up and tickets available at http://bit.ly/2OC6HZs All films screen at the SIFF Cinema Egyptian. Sunday, February 16, 2020 12:30 PM A Colt is My Passport (Koruto wa Ore no Pasupōto) Japanese star Jô Shishido, in one of his first leading roles, plays a hit-man trapped between competing yakuza gangs. This combination of gangster picture, film noir, and Spaghetti Western is not only director Takashi Nomura's most famous film, it's the personal favorite of more than 170 films made by Shishido, one of Japan's most unique movie stars. Featuring an experimental score by Harumi Ibe and gorgeous cinematography by Shigeyoshi Mine. Director:Takashi Nomura 1967, Japan. 84 minutes 3:00 PM Branded to Kill (Koroshi no rakuin) Jô Shishido is back, competing to be Hit-Man #1. His tale is told in a non-linear mosaic of absurdly dynamic sequences, assembled in seemingly random order. The head of Nikkatsu, producer of the film, branded it "incomprehensible" and vowed director Seijun Suzuki would never work again, but this colossal car wreck of a movie has become a favorite of style-loving cineastes. Leave logic at the door and deeply inhale a pure hit of cinematic mayhem. Director: Seijin Suzuki Japan, 1967. 91 minutes 6:00 PM PALE FLOWER Kawaita hana An ex-con falls under the spell of a reckless young gambler whose pursuit of danger has no limits. A superbly stylish masterpiece of existential noir. Digital presentation Japanese with English subtitles 1964, Japan. 96 min. Dir. Masahiro Shinoda 8:30 PM RUSTY KNIFE Sabita naifu A young ex-con is enlisted to help bring down a yakuza boss, but he really wants to avenge the murder of his fiancé. Vital Nikkatsu crime–JD hybrid. Digital presentation Japanese with English subtitles 1958, Japan. 90 min. Dir. Toshio Masuda

#noir city #NoirCitySeattle #siff cinema egyptian #a colt is my passport #branded to kill #pale flower #rusty knife #eddie muller #noir alley #tcm party #japanese cinema

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imamurashohei · 5 years

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best japanese gangster movies?

Dragnet Girl (1933, Yasujiro Ozu), Youth of the Beast (1963, Seijun Suzuki), Detective Bureau 2-3: Go to Hell Bastards! (1963, Seijun Suzuki), Brutal Tales of Chivalry (1965 Koyoshi Saeki), Velvet Hustler (1967, Toshio Masuda), Street Mobster (1972, Kinji Fukasaku), Tokyo Drifter (1966, Seijun Suzuki), Cops vs Thugs (1975, Kinji Fukasaku), Battles Without Honor and Humanity series (1973-74, Kinji Fukasaku), Sonatine (1993, Takeshi Kitano), Black River (1957, Masaki Kobayashi), Yakuza Graveyard 1976, Kinji Fukasaku), Tattooed Life (1965 Seijun Suzuki), Stray Dog (1949, Akira Kurosawa), A Colt is my Passport (1967, Takashi Nomura), Graveyard of Honor (1975, Kinji Fukasaku), Drunken Angel (1948, Akira Kurosawa), Sympathy for the Underdog (1971, Kinji Fukasaku), Violent Streets (1974, Hideo Gosha), Outrage (2010, Takeshi Kitano), Boiling Point (1990, Takeshi Kitano), The Wolves (1971, Hideo Gosha), Ryuji (1983, Toru Kawashima), Another Lonely Hitman (1995, Rokuro Mochizuki), Pale Flower 1964, Masahiro Shinoda), Rainy Dog (1997, Takashi Miike), Shinjuku Triad Society (1995, Takashi Miike), Onibi (1997, Rokuro Mochizuki), Rusty Knife (1958, Toshio Masuda), Pigs and Battleships (1961, Shohei Imamura), Demon (1985, Yasuo Furuhata), Abashiri Prison (1965, Teruo Ishii), Minbo (1992, Juzo Itami), A Diary of Chuji’s Travels (1927, Daisuke Ito), Keisatsukan (1933, Tomu Uchida), A Certain Killer (1967, Kazuo Mori), Big Time Gambling Boss (1968, Kosaku Yamashita), I Am Waiting (1957, Koreyoshi Kurosawa), Japan Organized Crime Boss (1969, Kinji Fukasaku) and Gambling Den Heist (1975, Kinji Fukasaku) are some good films that are about/heavily feature yakuza

#recs #yakuza #crime films

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vgdensetsu · 5 years

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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 / 野崎泰 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

#List of every artist featured on VGDensetsu

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Shunsuke Takeuchi Joins Mobile Suit Gundam: Cucuruz Doan's Island Film as Doan

The official website for the forthcoming new feature film Mobile Suit Gundam: Cucuruz Doan's Island announced today that Shunsuke Takeuchi (Producer in The Idolm@ster Cinderella Girls, Alexander Yamato in KING OF PRISM) is cast as the title character, Cucuruz Doan. He is a former MS pilot of the Principality of Zeon Army, who lives on an isolated island with many children and livestock for dairy farming.

As its title suggests, the film is based on the first Mobile Suit Gundam TV anime's 15th episode of the same name, which was aired in Japan on July 14, 1979. The episode depicted the melancholy of war through the interaction of the protagonist, Amuro Ray, with Doan, a deserter from the Zeon army. In the original episode, the character was voiced by Kan Tokumura, and after his passing in 2011, Kenji Nomura had taken over the role.

"I feel very honored to be involved in the Gundam series at this time, which has just passed its 40th anniversary, and to be a part of the 'first series' directed by Yasuhiko-san," Takeuchi says. "I have known about the existence of the 15th episode for a long time, but I had no idea that it would be rebooted. In order not to disappoint your expectations, I reviewed the entire first series and took on the challenge myself. As with the original episode, this film will be enjoyable for those who know Gundam as well as those who do not."

＼#ザクの日ザクザクキャンペーン4⃣????／【ククルス・ドアンのキャラクター設定画を公開！】『機動戦士ガンダムククルス・ドアンの島』 2022年6月3日（金）全国ロードショー ≪ガンダム、再び大地に立つ≫#ククルス・ドアンの島 #機動戦士ガンダム #ガンダム pic.twitter.com/ViVj3aq4i3

— 機動戦士ガンダムククルス・ドアンの島 (@g_cucuruzdoan) March 8, 2022

Setting visuals of RX-78-2 Gundam and MS-06F Zaku Doan's Custom are also revealed:

＼#ザクの日ザクザクキャンペーン1⃣????／【RX-78-02 ガンダム設定画公開！】『機動戦士ガンダムククルス・ドアンの島』 2022年6月3日（金）全国ロードショー ≪ガンダム、再び大地に立つ≫#ククルス・ドアンの島 #機動戦士ガンダム #ガンダム pic.twitter.com/fchkt19vlt

— 機動戦士ガンダムククルス・ドアンの島 (@g_cucuruzdoan) March 8, 2022

＼#ザクの日ザクザクキャンペーン2⃣????／【MS-06F ドアン専用ザク設定画公開！】『機動戦士ガンダムククルス・ドアンの島』 2022年6月3日（金）全国ロードショー ≪ガンダム、再び大地に立つ≫#ククルス・ドアンの島 #機動戦士ガンダム #ドアン専用ザク#ドアンザク pic.twitter.com/iFl8P5nSVF

— 機動戦士ガンダムククルス・ドアンの島 (@g_cucuruzdoan) March 8, 2022

The film version directed by the first TV series' character designer / chief animation director Yoshikazu Yasuhiko is set to be released in Japan on June 3, 2022. Toru Furuya and Toshio Furukawa from the original series are confirmed to reprise their roles as Amuro Ray and Kai Shiden, respectively.

Main voice cast:

Amuro Ray: Toru Furuya (Tuxedo Mask in Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon)

Bright Noah: Ken Narita (Sesshomaru in InuYasha)

Mirai Yashima: Satomi Arai (Beatrice in Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World-)

Sayla Mass: Mugumi Han (Momiji Soma in Fruits Basket)

Kai Shiden: Toshio Furukawa (Asuma Shinohara in Mobile Police Patlabor)

Hayato Kobayashi: Hideki Nakanishi (Alan in Nodame Cantabile)

Fraw Bow: Misato Fukuen (Yoshika Miyafuji in Strike Witches)

Sleggar Law: Tomofumi Ikezoe (Furanken in Francesca)

映画『機動戦士ガンダムククルス・ドアンの島』は、 2022年初夏公開！＼超特報映像解禁／《ガンダム、再び大地に立つ————》劇場版『機動戦士ガンダムⅢ めぐりあい宇宙』から40年、RX-78-02 ガンダムとアムロの物語がスクリーンに舞い戻る！#ククルス・ドアンの島 pic.twitter.com/Lfnyw9Cen1

— 機動戦士ガンダムククルス・ドアンの島 (@g_cucuruzdoan) December 20, 2021

Teaser visual:

Sources: "Mobile Suit Gundam: Cucuruz Doan's Island" official website / Twitter

©SOTSU, SUNRISE

By: Mikikazu Komatsu

#Anime #News #Latest in Anime News by Crunchyroll!

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futureghoster · 2 years

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Wow

Ishizaki Toshio

Shigeto Koyama

Tetsuya Nomura

Hirohiko Araki

Hiroyuki Imaishi

Jhonen Vasquez

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lacronicacoruna · 4 years

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La decisión de seguir con las fechas no convence en Japón

Los Juegos Olímpicos de Tokio 2020, llamados a ser un momento de orgullo para el país huésped, se han convertido en un foco de incertidumbre para los japoneses frente a la decisión del COI de continuar los preparativos para las fechas programadas pese a la pandemia del coronavirus.

“Los Juegos deberían posponerse por la pandemia”, indica Minami Yoshida, economista de 24 abriles, que adicionalmente señala con preocupación la condición de estimular la heredad para cubrir las pérdidas que esto pudiera suponer.

Siete de cada diez nipones no ven posible que los Juegos se celebren entre el 24 de julio y el 9 de agosto, según una sondeo publicada por la agencia Kyodo solo un día antiguamente del comunicado en el que el COI apostó por permanecer los preparativos para esas fechas.

Juegos en octubre “La selección de los atletas no está finalizada todavía. Muchas iban a acabar en torno a abril y mayo… Ese proceso está ‘jodido’ por el Covid-19”, dice Toshio Matsushima, patrón de 65 abriles, quien recuerda que los Juegos de 1964, incluso en Tokio, tuvieron ocupación en octubre. “El 10 de octubre de 1964 hicimos la ceremonia de apertura con todos los atletas de cada país. Quizás sería mejor aplazarlos hasta la misma fecha que los de 1964”, reflexiona.

La incertidumbre se ha conocido agravada por una cláusula del resolución de compra-venta de las entradas para las competiciones que establece que en caso de abrogación por “fuerza mayor”, entre las que se incluye una emergencia de vitalidad pública, la ordenamiento no devolvería el mosca pagado.

Aunque el retraso parece más probable que la abrogación, los poseedores de los más de 3,2 millones de entradas ya vendidas temen perder el mosca invertido en ellas.

“No creo que sea inteligente celebrar los Juegos como si nada en esta situación”, opina Kiichi Yamamoto, fotógrafo de 25 abriles, que enfatiza que se comercio de “un problema internacional” que deberán solucionar desde el COI y no solo desde la ordenamiento japonesa. Como muchos otros de sus compatriotas, Yamamoto cree que, finalmente, el COI cambiará de opinión y pospondrá los Juegos a un momento más propicio para su celebración.

Llegó la candela Pese a ello, el Comité Olímpico Internacional decidió el martes seguir delante con las fechas previstas e hizo suyas las palabras del primer ministro japonés, Shinzo Abe, sobre “celebrar los Juegos como prueba de que la humanidad puede vencer al nuevo coronavirus”. La candela olímpica aterrizó ayer en Japón en la pulvínulo marcial aérea de Matsushima, en el noreste del país, donde fue recibida por varios centenares de personas en el foráneo de las instalaciones pese a las recomendaciones del Gobierno japonés de no formar multitudes para evitar nuevos contagios

El campeón de yudo Tadahiro Nomura y la luchadora Saori Yoshida, ganadora de tres oros olímpicos (Atenas 2004, Pekín 2008 y Londres 2012), fueron los encargados de subir a dar asilo la hachón, que el próximo día 26 empezará un periplo por relevos de 121 días por todo el región japonés.

from La Crónica Coruña https://lacronicacoruna.com/la-decision-de-seguir-con-las-fechas-no-convence-en-japon/

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Films Watched in September 2020

Utopia | Series 1 & 2 | Various | 2013 - 2014

Funeral Parade of Roses | Toshio Matsumoto | 1969

Nishijin (Short) | Toshio Matsumoto | 1961

Ishi no uta (Short) | Toshio Matsumoto | 1963

Ecstasis (Short) | Toshio Matsumoto | 1969

Metastasis - Shinchin taisha (Short) | Toshio Matsumoto | 1971

Expansion - Kakuchou (Short) | Toshio Matsumoto | 1972

Mona Lisa (Short) | Toshio Matsumoto | 1973

Siki soku ze ku (Short) | Toshio Matsumoto | 1975

Atman (Short) | Toshio Matsumoto | 1975

Violent Cop | Takeshi Kitano | 1989

I'm Thinking of Ending Things | Charlie Kaufman | 2020

Boiling Point | Takeshi Kitano | 1990

Sonatine | Takeshi Kitano | 1993

Shura (Demons) | Toshio Matsumoto | 1971

Affair in the Snow | Yoshishige Yoshida | 1968

Casablanca | Michael Curtiz | 1942

Uta (Poem) | Akio Jissôji | 1972

Confession, Theory, Actress | Yoshishige Yoshida | 1971

Good-For-Nothing | Yoshishige Yoshida | 1960

The Shadow Within | Yoshitarô Nomura | 1970

Blood Is Dry | Yoshishige Yoshida | 1960

It Was a Faint Dream | Akio Jissôji | 1974

Bitter End of a Sweet Night | Yoshishige Yoshida | 1961

Memories of Murder | Bong Joon Ho | 2003

For My Crushed Right Eye (Short) | Toshio Matsumoto | 1969

Breaking Bad | Series 1-5 | Various | 2008 - 2013

El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie | Vince Gilligan | 2019

Bold = Top Ten

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