#mirai moriyama

[kaipanzero]

Shin Kamen Rider

シン・仮面ライダー (2023)

[escapeoclock]

To be poor.

Sauce:

(1) Apothecary Diaries

(2) We Couldn't Become Adults

[cptrs]

[musicinanime]

Ryuu Chuujou - Avu-chan & Mirai Moriyama

Anime: INU-OH

[nirbanox]

Shin Kamen Rider (2023)

Directed by Hideaki Anno

[digitalheaven333]

One Million Yen Girl (2008)

my favorite movie ever

[speakingparts]

SHADOW OF FIRE Tsukamoto Shin'ya, 2023

[gregor-samsung]

ボクたちはみんな大人になれなかった [We Couldn't Become Adults] (Yoshihiro Mori, 2021)

[stillness138]

Shin Kamen Rider (2023) dir. Hideaki Anno

[thatslimyfem]

calling a friend at work and saying it's an "emergency call" so people will leave me the fuck alone

[epellucid]

via

[kaipanzero]

Fish Story

フィッシュストーリー (2009)

[antinousamongthereeds]

[redsamuraiii]

We Couldn’t Become Adults (2021)

[rookie-critic]

Rookie-Critic's Top 25 Films of 2022: #21: Inu-Oh (dir. Masaaki Yuasa)

Japanese anime director Masaaki Yuasa is the mind behind some of the most highly regarded anime films & shows of the last decade, with TV credits like Ping Pong: The Animation, Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken, and Netflix's Devilman: Crybaby, and film credits including Lu Over the Wall, Ride Your Wave, and The Night Is Short, Walk On Girl. He has a style that is unmistakably his own and his stories are as engaging as they are visually arresting. Yuasa said that Inu-Oh would possibly be his last project for awhile, so how does he send the golden era of his career off? Why, with a rock opera set in Feudal Japan, of course! The story of two friends fighting back against the authority that seeks to keep them from doing what they love, Inu-Oh takes its time with its forward momentum, and doesn't mind halting everything every now and then for a series of musical numbers that mix more traditional Japanese instruments (the biwa, mainly) with more modern songwriting styles to create some truly unique and inspiring sequences, not to mention the animation is truly beautiful. That alone is enough to give Inu-Oh all the points it needed to make the list, the rest is just a wonderful bonus. (Also, just an aside, I do generally watch the English dub of anime, but for this one in particular I would HIGHLY recommend watching it in the original Japanese. The performances are stellar and fit much better with the songs.) Currently streaming on Hulu. Read my full review of Inu-Oh here

[xjannetx]

Mind if I tell you an amusing story? It's about my father. Actually, it's about the way my father raised me. My life's so ludicrous, it's laughable. You see… I wanted to be… a champion of justice. Weird, isn't it? It's a vague ambition, when you think about it. It's not like wanting to be a lawyer or a soccer player. According to my father, the preparation was more important than the title. A strong body and a calm mind. He told me that I had to acquire those qualities. I've been working out since I was a kid. And I had zen training too. To have a mind as peaceful as a stream. A mind that stays calm and isn't tempted by violence.

Fish story (2009)