#saeko suzuki

[bunnymajo]

"Otenki Keroro" - Keroro Gunso - BGM

[jpopstreaming]

🚫「 スタジオ・ロマンチスト 」 album by Saeko Suzuki still isn't available for streaming worldwide on Spotify. We'll keep you updated! 🎶 Let us know which country you're in and can't access it!

[dialoogid]

鈴木さえ子 [Saeko Suzuki] - I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday (1983)

[differenthead]

Volume 256

Listen to Different Head, Vol. 256: "Compassion" (Jun. 10, 2023) byDifferent Head on hearthis.at

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0:00:00 — "X Offender" (Single Version) by Blondie (1976)

0:02:58 — "Modern Girl" by James Freud & The Radio Stars (1980)

0:06:16 — DJ

0:10:30 — "Wide Eyed One" by A Drop in the Gray (1984)

0:14:12 — "Compassion" by P.S. Personal (1983)

0:19:23 — "Together in Electric Dreams" by Giorgio Moroder with Philip Oakey (1984)

0:22:37 — "セソワ" by Rajie (1984)

0:26:49 — DJ

0:31:47 — "Un Hombre de Verdad" by Alaska y Dinarama (1985)

0:35:55 — "Blow Out" (Edit) by Saeko Suzuki (1987)

0:36:54 — "O.D. (Optimistic Depression)" by Melon (1982)

0:42:40 — "Do You Like Japan?" by Melon (1982)

0:47:39 — DJ

0:50:49 — "Oui-Oui (A Canadian in Paris)" (Disco Mix) by Pulsallama (1983)

0:56:39 — "Got To Be There" by Swallow Tongue (1983)

1:00:08 — "Mãoscolorida" by Os Mulheres Negras (1988)

1:03:48 — "Afghan Farmer Driving Cattle" by The Mothmen (1981)

1:06:11 — DJ

1:10:52 — "Close Watch" by Helen Terry (1986)

[uyallstars]

City Hunter - 25 April, 2024 (Netflix)

[redsamuraiii]

City Hunter (2024)

She's so pretty! 😍😂

[dirt-str1der]

Yeah whatever happened to that hot taxi driver

[animebackgroundmusic]

“Uncontrolled” by: Saeko Suzuki & TOMISIRO from: Macross Delta

[tokusongs]

"Soon, the Stars Will Fall" (Yagate Hoshi ga Furu), from Kamen Rider Amazons season 2. Performed by Suzuki Saeko.

[keroradio]

Today we have a birthday request from @bunnymajo for Iro no Iroiro or The Variety of Colours (the word for various is the word for colour with a second kanji to indicate plurals)

I remember this song being on the second song collection CD and enjoying the soft tone it has; it always felt a bit interesting that the three starting colours corresponded to the colours of Giroro, Dororo, & Keroro (going by the order they're mentioned in the song, which might also be their order from eldest to youngest, at least going by my head canon) and that they're the starting parts of the current friend group that comprise the cast (^.^-)

Especially when they list some of the other colours that started to appear including yellow (Kururu) and purple (Sometimes Tamama was assigned purple things)

While I'm here, sorry it's taking so long for the people who requested background tracks from specific scenes, I'm working on it, but it's a bit tricky having to compare the audio tracks to the original scenes (^.^')

[bunnymajo]

“Chronos no Mori -battle mix-” - Keroro Gunso - BGM

[false-songstress]

Translucent composer: 鈴木さえ子 (Saeko Suzuki)

[seagull-aaaahhhh]

Weekly Movie Report #1

Gull day! I've decided that I'll start to record the movies I've watched in every week. I'd like to develop a consistent posting schedule for every Saturday, as I consider that the end of the week. Without further ado, let's begin!

1 - Everything, Everywhere, All At Once [2022, dir. by Daniels]

Oh, where do I even start from? This movie is absolutely insane. Alternate selves? A crazy cult worshipping a literal everything bagel? And a middle-aged lady who is going through a midlife crisis was the one to stop it by tapping into her alternate selves by doing odd things to trigger them? I wouldn't think that I'd even be saying this, man. This movie is perfect in every way. The editing, the score by Son Lux, the fights, and a story which keeps me at the edge of my seat. Michelle Yeoh, Ke Huy Quan, Stephanie Hsu and Jamie Lee Curtis' performances kept the story going, and this movie deserves all the praises.

2 - Monkey Man [2024, dir. by Dev Patel]

Man, I never thought I'd see a movie like this. The dark and grisly settings of the streets of India and the dark and disturbing glimpse into the underbelly of the corrupt combined with a gritty revenge story is a wonderful way to start off a directorial debut. The fight scenes were a blast, as well as the camerawork. Patel knocked it off the park with this one.

3 - City Hunter [2024, dir. by Yuichi Sato]

You see, I've been waiting for this movie for a good while. I've been a huge fan of City Hunter since I was young, but there's some discourse on the so-called "definitive live-action adaptation", the closest being the 2018 movie by Philippe Lacheau [note: I have not watched it myself]. But, this was it. This was the movie for us City Hunter fans. Sato did his homework. Ryohei Suzuki, being a huge fan of the manga himself, portrayed the perverted private eye Ryo Saeba so brilliantly, and I can not unsee him as the famed City Hunter. He is able to switch between the pervy womanizer and a serious private eye in a flip of a coin, a defining trait of the character so well. Misato Morita and Masanobu Ando's Kaori and Hideyuki Makimura was quintessential to the development of the plot, and hey, we get to see Saeko as well! We need more hammers in the next movie, please!

Anyhoo, that's the end of this week's reviews! I'll see you next Saturday, bye-bye!

[tomorrowedblog]

City Hunter premieres today

City Hunter, the new movie from Yûichi Satô, is out today.

Ryo Saeba is a “sweeper” based in Shinjuku, Tokyo who cleans up trouble in the gritty underworld. Although he’s an unparalleled playboy who struggles to keep his cool around beautiful women, when he accepts a request, he carries it out with crack marksmanship, impressive athletic abilities and a calm composure. The unflappable, foolish and flirtatious Ryo is played by Ryohei Suzuki, while the heroine Kaori Makimura is played by Misato Morita. Ryo’s partner Hideyuki Makimura is played by Masanobu Ando, and Saeko Nogami, a beautiful detective who has a complicated relationship with Ryo, is played by Fumino Kimura.

Join Ryo, Kaori and Hideyuki on the bustling streets of modern-day Shinjuku as the curtain finally rises on the origin story of “City Hunter.”

[geekcavepodcast]

City Hunter Trailer

In Shinjuku, Tokyo, Ryo Saeba is a playboy, marksman, and a "Sweeper" who cleans up trouble in the city's underworld. He forms a reluctant alliance with his late partner's sister to investigate his partner's death.

City Hunter, based on Tsukasa Hojo's manga, stars Ryohei Suzuki (Ryo Saeba), Misato Morita (Kaori Makimura), Masanobu Ando (Hideyuki Makimura), and Fumino Kimura (Saeko Nogami). Yuichi Satoh directs from a screenplay by Tatsuro Mishima.

City Hunter hits Netflix on April 25, 2024.