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No More Cry (Nakumonka) – 2009
• “No More Cry” is a movie that falls into this category
precisely but manages to score with a decent script at the
beginning. Sadly, during the second half, the story dissolves
more and more into confusion, and a certain kind of anger
begins to creep in. Working a message into a comedy is not
really important, but if you attempt to do so, we should
expect a little bit more structure than what we get here.
• Two brothers, when they were still young, were
abandoned and separated. They pledge themselves,
considering their miserable childhood, that they won’t
weep and stay strong and confident.
• Yuta, the big brother, was raised by a delicatessen owner,
and he works like a madman to show his gratefulness to his
adoptive father. He also does other menial chores for the
people in the neighborhood and becomes known as an
ultimate pleaser for people.
The Apology King (Shazai no Ousama) –
2013
• This Japanese romantic comedy begins and finishes weirdly. That alone is
a different concept and a great fit for the storyboard. It revolves around
many tales where the main role is the common element. For the King of
Apologies, the first is an easy event. Then the complexity rises to an
extent where many nations are interested in finding a solution to the
offense! All the tales have a bond between them and remind me of the
principle of “six degree of separation” In my view, the point is that there is
not only misunderstanding between a couple, parents, friends, at work,
but between cultures also you require to be very cautious not to irritate
many in the world, or how many of us are insulted but didn’t perceive it
because it didn’t take aggression from the other team?
• It is the age-old Japanese culture of lavishly and sincerely apologizing. It is
a hallmark of Japanese etiquette that includes kneeling to the ground and
bowing down till the floor is touched by one’s head. It is the greatest form
of repentance and, in and of itself, a subtle art form. In reality, it is such a
thing that eccentric motivational speaker Yuzuru Kurojima has decided to
open the Tokyo Apology Center, from which he coaches clients in the
Supra-Dogeza, advising people to apologize in a variety of cases ranging
from a young girl mistakenly crashing her car it into yakuza vehicle to a
lawyer wanting to apologies to his daughter for hitting her early.
Too Young To Die! – 2016
• What an enjoyable movie it was! I was truly shocked at how
much I really liked it! It’s entertaining, funky, and it’s just an
absolute pleasure. Hilarious, weird, and astonishingly
touching. Without someone even jumping over each other,
the entire cast gets to participate. Not wasting a minute while
watching this best Japanese romantic comedy movies. One of
the freakiest and fascinating movies I ever had. At the
equivalent time, too fabulous entertainment and crazy.
• A supernatural comedy is now obtainable online about an
unfortunate school student who departs in a bus accident on
a school tour only to press-ganged within a satanic rock band
into Hell. The trailer explains Daisuke’s plight, who wants to
confess his crush to his ambitious girlfriend Hiromi, dying
suddenly and being in Hell. Daisuke meets the flamboyant
Killer there, the leading guitar and singer of the fiery rock
band known as Hells, and together they embark on a hard-
rocking Afterlife tour to bring Daisuke back to the Land of the
Living and the girl he loves.
A Ghost of a Chance (Suteki na
Kanashibari) – 2011
• You are accused of a crime and you only have one
witness – a ghost. A Ghost of a Chance really takes
comedy as a serious matter.
• A not so good lawyer, Emi Hosho gets involved in an
unusual case. She needs to prove the innocence of
her client accused of murder of his rich wife. Her
client details that when his wife died, he was
sleeping while suffering from “kanashibar” or sleep
paralysis. Emi finds the job more challenging as her
only witness is a 500-year-old military commander
Rokubei Sarashira.
• Murder and ghost do not look like elements of a
comedy film, but sure that A Ghost of a Chance is
one of the Japanese comedy movies that finds its
way to bring laughter to you.
Turtles Are Surprisingly Fast Swimmers –
2005
• Nobody likes a boring day so much more than a
boring life. Turtles Are Surprisingly Fast
Swimmers reminds its viewers that one’s
adventure is one’s choice.
• Suzume is a bored housewife. Her husband
leaves for a job assignment in Paris that makes
his experiences look fun. Her husband regularly
calls but is mostly concerned about his pet
turtle, Taro. One day, Suzume sees an ad about
a job for a spy. Wanting to experience some
adventure, Suzume tried to apply for the job.
• If you want to get inspired by trying something
new, Turtles Are Surprisingly Fast Swimmers is a
good movie to motivate you.
Kamome Diner (Kamome Shokudo) – 2006
• The 5th Best Film at the 28th Yokohama Film
Festival, Kamome Diner shares a story of finding friends
and fun.
• Sachie lives alone in her house in Helsinki. She opens a
cafe, but no one has ever tried for a month that she has
opened. Finally, a young Finnish who likes anime arrives
and becomes her first customer. She gives the order for
free thanking him for eating.
• Meanwhile, Midori arrives in Helsinki with no clear plan
at all.  Sachie and Midori meet in a bookshop and
become friends. Sachie meets another Japanese woman,
Masako, who lost her luggage in the airline. Midori offers
her place for them to stay. Midori and Masako then
stayed in Sachie’s place and helped out in the cafe.
• Life is different when you have friends beside you. They
are sure to add color and laughter in your days!