#Kyoko Ishiguro

[dramaddict-and-proud-of-it]

Gokusen 3

Year : 2008 | Country : JP | Nb of episodes: 11

My rate: 3/10

Synopsis :

Sawatari Goro now works at Akado High School as a vice principal. Although the head director of the school board speficically orders him to handle the problematic class 3-D, the students are just too much for him. So Sawatari goes far away to a southern island to search for Yankumi, and convince her to work for Akado. Yankumi accepts the offer, only to find that her class (again) is full of punks, where two rival groups of students are always at each other's throats. Will Yankumi's strong belief in students and teaching work this time?

Main cast :

Nakama Yukie as Yamaguchi Kumiko

Namase Katsuhisa as Sawatari Goro, Kyoto

Enami Kyoko as Akagi Ryoko

Utsui Ken as Kuroda Ryuichiro (Kumiko's grandpa)

Anan Kenji as Wakamatsu Hiro

Kaneko Ken as Asakura Tetsu

Uchiyama Shinji as Tatsukawa Minoru

Ryogoku Hiroshi as Sugawara Makoto

Takaki Yuya as Ogata Yamato

Miura Haruma as Kazama Ren

Ishiguro Hideo as Honjo Kengo

My thoughts on this drama :

Take the same concept as season one AND two with a different class of roguish boys and here we go again. Not especially bad, but not thrilling either.

Just a little Thumbs Up for Miura Haruma's bicolor hairstyle ♥

 A Favorite ?

NO

[recentanimenews]

TV Anime Sing "Yesterday" for Me New Trailer Introduces Four Main Character Voices

    The official YouTube channel for the forthcoming TV anime adaptation of Yesterday wo Utatte (Sing "Yesterday" for Me) has started streaming a 50-second new trailer to introduce its four main character voices: the protagonist Rikuo Uozumi by Chikahiro Kobayashi (Legoshi in BEASTERS), the main heroine Haru Nonaka by Yume Miyamoto (Rikka Takarada in SSSS.Gridman), Shinako Morinome by Kana Hanazawa (Kuroneko / Ruri Gokou in Oreimo), and Ro Hayakawa by Natsuki Hanae (Ken Kaneki in Tokyo Ghoul). 

  In addition, it is announced that the anime's yet-titled OP theme song is performed by four-member rock band Yourness. This is the first time that the band has provided a theme song for an anime series.

  The drama series directed by Yoshiyuki Fujiwawa (NEW GAME!!) is set to premiere on TV Asahi's newly-launched midnight programming block "NUMAnimation" on April 4, 2020. It is confirmed to run for 12 episodes.

    New trailer: 

    Yourness artist photo:

    Scene visuals from the story set in a small town along private railway lines near Shinjuku around 2002.

    Key visual:

    Main staff:

  Director/Series composition/Screenplay writer: Yoshiyuki Fujiwara (NEW GAME!!) 

Sub director: Ryota Ito 

Screenplay: Jin Tanaka (Go! Princess PreCure, KiraKira PreCure Ala Mode) 

Character design/Chief animation director: Junichiro Taniguchi (Magia Record: Puella Magi Madoka Magica Side Story) 

Chief animation director: Maho Yoshikawa (Assassins Pride) 

Music director: Masaki Tsuchiya 

Art director: Tetsuya Usami 

Color design: Kei Ishiguro 

Director of photography: Takafumi Kuwano 

Editing: Daisuke Hiraki 

Background arts: Studio Easter 

Anime production: Doga Kobo 

Production: DMM.futureworks

    Main voice cast:

  Rikuo Uozumi: Chikahiro Kobayashi 

Haru Nonaka: Yume Miyamoto  

Shinako Morinome: Kana Hanazawa

Ro Hayakawa: Natsuki Hanae 

Kinoshita: Tatsuhisa Suzuki

Kyoko Sayama: Maaya Sakamoto

Takanori Fukuda: Takuma Terashima

Kozue Fukuda: Aya Suzaki

Morita: Kaori Nazuka

Katsumi Takishita: Shun Horie

Minato: Yuuki Ono

Chika Yuzuhara: Eri Kitamura

Kansuke: Ryoko Maekawa

     Source: press release

  © Kei Toume/Shueisha, "Sing 'Yesterday' for Me Production Committee

    By: news+feed@crunchyroll.com

[gotojobin]

#機動戦士ガンダム鉄血のオルフェンズ #機動戦士ガンダム #鉄血のオルフェンズ #Gundam #ガンダム #MobileSuitGundamIronBloodedOrphans #MobileSuitGundamBloodedOrphansOfIronBlood #MobileSuitGundam #BloodedOrphansOfIronBlood #Gundam #KidōSenshiGandamuTekketsuNoOrufenzu #GundamIBO #GTekketsu #Gの鉄血 #KingDevinJoseph #キングデビンジョセフ #おたく #Otaku #オタク #GotoJobin #後藤Jobin #デヴィンジョセフ王 #Weeb #WeebDar #王デヴィンジョセフ 1. Episode 46 Who Is For Broadcast date:2017/3/5 The Iron And Death Corps tries to leave the battlefield with a blow of the reincarnation. On the other hand, the battle between McGillis and Gaelio was fierce. Screenwriter: Kamoshida Ichi, Okada Mari Storyboard: Hiroshi Kobayashi, Yoshikyo Ii Director: Kazuo Miyake Character Animation Director: Kyoko Kotani, Kento Toya Mechanic Animation Director: Munetaka Abe. 2. Episode 46 Broadcast date: March 5, 2017 The Tekkadan intends to leave the battlefield with a blow to death. On the other hand, the battle between McGillis and Gaelio was extremely fierce. Screenplay: Hajime Kamoshita, Sato Okada Storyboard: Hiroshi Kobayashi, Kyohei Ishiguro Director: Kazuo Miyake Character drawing director: Kyoko Otani, Kento Toya Mechanic drawing director: Munetaka Abe. https://www.instagram.com/p/B0zV6A-nDvDGn6gvCwmMSQcYTqcFiH3c2NWjB00/?igshid=1wof2odx5j6gs

[undeath1245]

New characters in FDR3

I was thinking of adding new characters in Future Danganronpa 3 to replace Naegi and Asahina, and to continue the tradition of 15 to 16 participants in the game. However, as I stated before, most of these characters would be killed off in the cruel tradition that is Danganronpa.

Asuka Harimoto, titled the Super Graduate Level Restaurant Manager, is a restaurant manager in charge of her family restaurant prior to the Tragedy. She has a similar role to Sayaka Maizono, being friends with Yukizome back when they were in Hope’s Peak Academy, though they were in different assigned classes. She appears as a dark-skinned woman similar to that of Aoi Asahina and Akane Owari. She is also the director of Future Foundation’s 13th division. Her relationship with Haruto, her other classmate and friend, is similar to what could have been Sayaka and Leon’s relationship, minus the murder-each-other part.

Haruto Ishiguro, titled the Super Graduate Level Gunsmith, is a delicate craftsman who provides the highest caliber of firearm in the Future Foundation. He has a similar punk demeanor to that of Leon Kuwata, Kazuichi Soda, and Ibuki Mioda. He is an agent working for the Future Foundation’s 9th division, working alongside Sonosuke Izayoi as the head gunsmith. He also went to the same class as Shizuka back when they were in Hope’s Peak Academy.

Mitsuru Kadowaki, titled the Super Graduate Level Architect, is a young, calculating architect. She went to the same class as Miaya Gekkogahara back when they were in Hope’s Peak. Her design is based on one of Mikan’s beta designs. She also has a similar sarcastic personality with Toko Fukawa, except she starts off as more social than her. I was thinking of giving her an anxious personality to complete the franchise’s tradition of nervous wrecks, i.e. Fukawa, Souda, and Tsumiki. However, I believe that Ryota Mitarai already fit that role. However, after finding out that Souda is also a nervous wreck, I don’t think it’s too late to add another one.

I’m gonna have to make their designs in the mean time. Also, one update: I decided to make Kyoko Kirigiri the protagonist of FDR3, since I want to explore her personality and story after DR1. As with the DR3 anime, she is paired up with Mitarai and Koichi Kizakura, continuing on with the main trio tradition. Meanwhile, Yukizome, Munakata, and Sakakura would still participate in the killing game, but as a similar main trio to that of Fujisaki, Owada, and Ishimaru from DR1, and Nevermind, Souda, and Tanaka from SDR2. However, I decided to make Munakata the main rival in FDR3, as he could serve as an antagonistic obstacle to Kirigiri similar to that of Togami, Komaeda, and Ouma. Meanwhile, Sakakura would continue his role as the tough guy in the final killing game, similar to that of Mondo Owada and Akane Owari.

[ladieswholibrary]

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Giant Days by John Allison

Arrival

The Bachelor

Lemonade by Beyonce

The Wild Robot by Peter Brown

Brown v. Board of Education

Helter Skelter by Vincent Bugliosi

Captain Fantastic

Can’t We Talk About Something More Pleasant? by Roz Chast

The Crazies

My Cousin Rachel by Daphne Du Maurier

Black Skin, White Masks by Frantz Fanon

Friends

Rosalie Lightning by Tom Hart

Hausu

Girl On the Train by Paula Hawkins

Falling Upwards by Richard Holmes

Hope Floats

Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro

Joanne by Lady Gaga

March Book One, Two, and Three by John Lewis

The Lobster

Good Vibrations by Mike Love

Hamilton by Lin-Manuel Miranda

Slade House by David Mitchell

Good Times by The Monkees

Moana

Moonlight

What I Talk About When I Talk About Running by Haruki Murakami

Museum of Jurassic Technology

Night of the Living Dead

NPR Politics Podcast

Pink by Kyoko Okazaki

Leslie Odom Jr.

Oldboy

Party Down South

Purple Rain

The Patience Stone by Atiq Rahimi

Regenerate Float Center

Filmish by Edward Ross

The Run Up Podcast

A Seat at the Table by Solange

Spotlight

Swiss Army Man

Trumpcast

The Weeds Podcast

Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory

The Witch

Woodstock

Woodstock Farm Sanctuary

[recentanimenews]

You can Watch First 6-Minute of TV Anime Sing "Yesterday" for Me

    The official YouTube channel for the forthcoming TV anime Yesterday wo Utatte (Sing "Yesterday" for Me) has started streaming a ten-minute special trailer including the six-minute beginning part of its first episode and a digest of the dialogues between the characters.

  The clip also introduces the anime's OP song "Kago no naka ni Tori" (There's a bird in a cage) performed by four-member rock band Yourness. This is the first time that the band has provided a theme song for an anime series.  

  The adaptation of Kei Toume's drama manga series directed by Yoshiyuki Fujiwara (NEW GAME!!) is set to premiere for a 12-episode run on TV Asahi's newly-launched midnight programming block "NUMAnimation" on April 4, 2020. 

  The original manga was first serialized in Shueisha's Business Jump from 1997 to 2011, then moved to the publisher's Grand Jump and concluded in 2015 with 11 tankobon volumes. Its story centers on Rikuo Uozume, who doesn't/can't find a regular job after graduating from university and has worked as a part-time worker at a convenience store, and follows a love triangle among him and two heroines, Haru Nonaka and Shinako Morinome.

      ◤主題歌決定◢ ４人組ロックバンド #ユアネス の新曲『籠の中に鳥』に決定！『#イエスタデイをうたって』をイメージした書き下ろし楽曲。４月４日から放送、お楽しみに！ ????楽曲の一部を聴けるロングPV公開中????https://t.co/0APHwl0AgO ????楽曲について（古閑翔平さん）????https://t.co/GJOLWnSbsc pic.twitter.com/TX98ETEuEy

— アニメ『イエスタデイをうたって』公式| 4月4日放送開始！ (@anime_yesterday) March 27, 2020

  Key visual:

  Main staff:

  Director/Series composition/Screenplay writer: Yoshiyuki Fujiwara (NEW GAME!!) 

Sub director: Ryota Ito 

Screenplay: Jin Tanaka (Go! Princess PreCure, KiraKira PreCure Ala Mode) 

Character design/Chief animation director: Junichiro Taniguchi (Magia Record: Puella Magi Madoka Magica Side Story) 

Chief animation director: Maho Yoshikawa (Assassins Pride) 

Music director: Masaki Tsuchiya 

Art director: Tetsuya Usami 

Color design: Kei Ishiguro 

Director of photography: Takafumi Kuwano 

Editing: Daisuke Hiraki 

Background arts: Studio Easter 

Anime production: Doga Kobo 

Production: DMM.futureworks

    Main voice cast:

  Rikuo Uozumi: Chikahiro Kobayashi 

Haru Nonaka: Yume Miyamoto  

Shinako Morinome: Kana Hanazawa

Ro Hayakawa: Natsuki Hanae 

Kinoshita: Tatsuhisa Suzuki

Kyoko Sayama: Maaya Sakamoto

Takanori Fukuda: Takuma Terashima

Kozue Fukuda: Aya Suzaki

Morita: Kaori Nazuka

Katsumi Takishita: Shun Horie

Minato: Yuuki Ono

Chika Yuzuhara: Eri Kitamura

Kansuke: Ryoko Maekawa

     Source: TV anime "Yesterday wo Utatte" official YouTube channel 

  © Kei Toume/Shueisha, "Sing 'Yesterday' for Me Production Committee

    By: news+feed@crunchyroll.com

[recentanimenews]

TV Anime Sing "Yesterday" for Me Director Appreciates The Manga Author's Compliment

    An advance screening event for the first two episodes of the forthcoming TV anime adaptation of Kei Toume's Yesterday wo Utatte (Sing "Yesterday" for Me) manga was held at the Tollywood theater in Shimokitazawa, Tokyo, on February 15, 2020. Shimokitazawa is one of the main locations in the story.

  Nerima Animation Site has posted the messages to the fans from the director Yoshiyuki Fujiwara (NEW GAME!) and the voice cast of the protagonist Rikuo Uozumi, Chikahiro Kobayashi (Saichi Sugimoto in Golden Kamuy), delivered after the event.

    From Yoshiyuki Fujiwara:

  "In the production, we tried to create an anime that would make Toume-sensei think it was interesting. Then he said to me, 'It feels like my manga is expanded.' At today's screening, I also received the strongest applause from the fans of the manga, and I thought again, 'I'm glad that we produced it.' As for the quality, we are making a very solid thing until the final episode, so I hope you will enjoy watching it."

    From Chikahiro Kobayashi:

  "It was good to play Rikuo. And Hanae-kun, Hanazawa-san, and Yume-chan, I think the atmosphere could not have made without these people. It was the moment that I felt that I wanted to do something like this series again."

  ????藤原監督「制作にあたり、冬目先生に『面白かった』と思ってもらえる作品を作ろうとしました。そして、『自分の作品が拡張されたようだ』との言葉をいただけた。」「上映会では一番濃いファンからの拍手という洗礼を受け、『作って良かったな』と、あらためて思いました。」https://t.co/tUdRtSVDze pic.twitter.com/aPezDCnc1L

— アニメ『イエスタデイをうたって』公式| 4月4日放送開始！ (@anime_yesterday) March 12, 2020

    The drama series animated by Doga Kobo is set to premiere for a 12-episode run on TV Asahi's newly-launched midnight programming block "NUMAnimation" on April 4, 2020.  

  Trailer: 

      Key visual:

    Main staff:

  Director/Series composition/Screenplay writer: Yoshiyuki Fujiwara (NEW GAME!!) 

Sub director: Ryota Ito 

Screenplay: Jin Tanaka (Go! Princess PreCure, KiraKira PreCure Ala Mode) 

Character design/Chief animation director: Junichiro Taniguchi (Magia Record: Puella Magi Madoka Magica Side Story) 

Chief animation director: Maho Yoshikawa (Assassins Pride) 

Music director: Masaki Tsuchiya 

Art director: Tetsuya Usami 

Color design: Kei Ishiguro 

Director of photography: Takafumi Kuwano 

Editing: Daisuke Hiraki 

Background arts: Studio Easter 

Anime production: Doga Kobo 

Production: DMM.futureworks

    Main voice cast:

  Rikuo Uozumi: Chikahiro Kobayashi 

Haru Nonaka: Yume Miyamoto  

Shinako Morinome: Kana Hanazawa

Ro Hayakawa: Natsuki Hanae 

Kinoshita: Tatsuhisa Suzuki

Kyoko Sayama: Maaya Sakamoto

Takanori Fukuda: Takuma Terashima

Kozue Fukuda: Aya Suzaki

Morita: Kaori Nazuka

Katsumi Takishita: Shun Horie

Minato: Yuuki Ono

Chika Yuzuhara: Eri Kitamura

Kansuke: Ryoko Maekawa

     Source: Nerima Animation Site 

  © Kei Toume/Shueisha, "Sing 'Yesterday' for Me Production Committee

    By: news+feed@crunchyroll.com