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House in Izumi-Ohmiya by Tato Architects

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Code Geass: Rozé of the Recapture - PV1

Code Geass: Rozé of the Recapture (originally titled Gode Geass: Z of the Recapture) will have four parts that will screen in Japan in 2024. 

Japanese theatrical dates:

Part 1 - May 10, 2024

Part 2 - June 7, 2024

Part 3 - July 5, 2024

Part 4 - August 2, 2024

Key visual

Cast addition

Reina Ueda as Sakuya

Kana Ichinose as Chalice

Hiroki Yasumoto as Noland

Nao Tōyama as Catherine

Yumi Uchiyama as Narah

Daisuke Hirakawa as Stanley

Yasuyuki Kase as Walter

Masaaki Mizunaka as Divock

Hiroyuki Yoshino as Kristoff

Ryota Ohsaka as Heath

Sōma Saitō as Arnold

Hirofumi Nojima as Greed

Yūki Ono as Gran

Previously announced cast members

Kōhei Amasaki as Rozé

Makoto Furukawa as Ash

Staff

Director: Yoshimitsu Ohashi

Series Composition: Noboru Kimura

Music: Kenji Kawai

Original Story: Goro Taniguchi, Ichiro Okouchi

Original Character Design: CLAMP

Character Design: Shuichi Shimamura, Takahiro Kimura

Art Director: Kazuhiro Obata

Mechanical design: Satoshi Shigeta

Sound Director: Jin Aketagawa

Cgi Director: Shūji Shinoda

Director of Photography: Hiroyuki Chiba

Color Design: Ami Kutsuna, Yuichi Kuboki

Editing: Kumiko Sakamoto

Knightmare Frame Design: Junichi Akutsu

Main Animator: Satoshi Shigeta, Seiichi Nakatani, Shuichi Shimamura, Takahiro Kimura, Takashi Hashimoto

Knightmare Design: Astrays

3DCGI: Buemon

Animation Production: Sunrise

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RENZO’S INFORMATION

✦ PROFILE:

Name: La’Renzo Shigeta

Birthdate: December, 12, 2005 (19)

Born in: Nagano, Japan.

172.72 cm (5’8″)

Nationality: Japanese

✦ OTHER INFORMATION:

MBTI:

ESFJ

SEXUALITY:

Bisexual

Occupation:

Model / Family Business Man

Personality:

A upbeat, feminine guy who enjoys his friends company.

Goofy personality, can be funny, simp over Nicholas Wang, Jo Asakura, and Lyam, very loud, sensitive, can’t take compliments well, blushes easily, soft, mental health first!

Likes:

Music, his friends, nice people, puppies, dancing in the shower, fruity drinks, skinship is a must, Lyam!!, Jieun, Haruki, Amory, Xion, EJ

Dislikes:

Rude people, one liners, bullies, short jokes, when someone hurts his friends and Lyam

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●•• FAMILY BACKGROUD

Despite his upbringing in a bloodline filled with smart and intelligent men and women. In the bustling heart of Tokyo, the Shigeta family's path to billionaire status was marred by the shadow of Hiroshi Shigeta's relentless drive for perfection—a trait that had turned his once warm and nurturing demeanor into a stern and demanding presence, especially towards his children.

Hiroshi, a self-made tycoon who had built Shigeta Electronics from the ground up, held his offspring—Yuko, Satoshi, Aiko, and the youngest, Renzo—to impossibly high standards. His unyielding expectations and harsh criticism cast a long shadow over the family, shaping the siblings in ways both profound and painful.

Yuko, the eldest, bore the brunt of her father's demands, striving to meet his exacting standards and expand the family business globally. Satoshi, the middle child, internalized Hiroshi's perfectionism, channeling it into groundbreaking research and development projects that garnered accolades but left him emotionally distant.

Aiko, the youngest daughter, learned to navigate her father's sharp tongue and unrelenting gaze with grace and poise, excelling in the world of marketing and branding despite the constant pressure to prove herself. But Renzo, the youngest and most sensitive of the siblings, faced Hiroshi's wrath with a heavy heart and a sense of crushing inadequacy.

Renzo's creative spirit and gentle nature clashed with his father's rigid expectations, leading to constant clashes and disappointments. Hiroshi's disapproval weighed heavily on Renzo, dimming his once bright enthusiasm and casting a shadow over his ambitions.

As the years passed and Shigeta Electronics soared to new heights of success and influence, Renzo struggled to find his place within the family business. His efforts were met with scorn and skepticism, his ideas dismissed in favor of his siblings' more conventional approaches.

Despite his siblings' successes and his family's wealth, Renzo felt like an outsider in his own home, a misfit in a world defined by his father's unrelenting pursuit of perfection. The once-promising young man found himself adrift in a sea of self-doubt and longing for a father's approval that always seemed just out of reach.

So, the story of Renzo Shigeta, the youngest son haunted by his father's impossible expectations, unfolded against the backdrop of a family bound by ambition and burdened by the weight of unspoken disappointments—a tale of resilience, yearning, and the enduring quest for acceptance in a world defined by the harsh glare of a demanding patriarch.

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●•• BACKGROUD

In the sprawling halls of the Shigeta estate, young La’Renzo Shigeta grew up in the shadow of his father's disdain. At the age of five, he first sensed the icy glares and biting words that marked his father's contempt for him, all because he was his mother's favored son.

As Renzo navigated the lavish yet loveless world of the Shigeta family, his father's animosity only grew more pronounced with each passing year. The rift between them deepened, a silent barrier that no amount of wealth or privilege could mend.

Renzo’s father, a titan of industry, saw in his son a reminder of his own inadequacies, a living embodiment of the love he could never fully claim. His bitterness seeped into every interaction, poisoning the air with unspoken resentments and unfulfilled expectations.

Despite his mother's attempts to shield him from the storm brewing within their gilded walls, Renzo found himself adrift in a sea of loneliness and longing. His talents and accomplishments went unrecognized, overshadowed by the suffocating weight of his father's disapproval.

As the years passed, Renzo’s spirit dimmed, his once-bright dreams tainted by the knowledge that he would never earn his father's love or approval. The mansion that was meant to be his sanctuary became a gilded cage, trapping him in a world where he would forever be an outsider.

And so, the story of La’Renzo Shigeta, the boy who dared to hope for his father's love, ended not with reconciliation or redemption, but with a bitter acceptance of a truth he had long known in his heart—that some wounds run too deep to ever truly heal.

⋆✩° MORE INFORMATION

19 ooc, semi-lit, ADHD ooc, dni -16, interactive, posts random posts with random captions

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Series: Outlaw Star Artist: Shigeta Satoshi Publication: B-CLUB Magazine (09/1997) Source: Scanned from personal collection

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Onsen Ryokan, Ryugo, Minami-Uonuma, Niigata Prefecture, Japan, 

Design and supervision (renovation): Architecture : Nobuto Ashida Architects: Nobunto Ashida, Ayume Noda

Landscape Design: Studio Genkmagai, Lighting Design: Lightdesign Inc,

Photo: Satoshi Shigeta

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Sorano Hotel by Curiosity

Sorano Hotel by Curiosity

Text description provided by the architects. SORANO HOTEL is one of main facilities in new-born urban development in Tachikawa city, 30 minutes away from Shinjuku, Tokyo. With the concept of “Wellbeing”, the hotel suggests us a new holiday style, “Wellbeing short trip”, offering health conscious activities. Located in the area adjacent of renown National Park, the luscious green and amazing view…

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Melos by Wednesday Campanella (jap. Suiyoubi no Campanella) from the album Galapagos - Director：Tomokazu Yamada

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Tomomi Kito Architects & Associates. House for 4 generations. Tokyo. Japan. photos: Satoshi Shigeta 

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Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari TV Anime Adaptation Announced

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The official Twitter account of Japanese book chain Yoshimi Bookstore has revealed a flyer announcing a TV anime adaptation of Yusagi Aneko and Seira Minami’s Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari (The Rising of the Shield Hero) light novel series has been greenlit. The first promotional video for...

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Code Geass: Rozé of the Recapture - New PV

Code Geass: Rozé of the Recapture (originally titled Gode Geass: Z of the Recapture) will have four parts that will screen in Japan starting in May 2024. 

MIYAVI will perform the opening theme song “Running In My Head”. 

Key visual

Cast

Kōhei Amasaki as Rozé

Makoto Furukawa as Ash

Staff

Director: Yoshimitsu Ohashi

Series Composition: Noboru Kimura

Music: Kenji Kawai

Original Story: Goro Taniguchi, Ichiro Okouchi

Original Character Design: CLAMP

Character Design: Shuichi Shimamura, Takahiro Kimura

Art Director: Kazuhiro Obata

Mechanical design: Satoshi Shigeta

Sound Director: Jin Aketagawa

Cgi Director: Shūji Shinoda

Director of Photography: Hiroyuki Chiba

Color Design: Ami Kutsuna, Yuichi Kuboki

Editing: Kumiko Sakamoto

Knightmare Frame Design: Junichi Akutsu

Main Animator: Satoshi Shigeta, Seiichi Nakatani, Shuichi Shimamura, Takahiro Kimura, Takashi Hashimoto

Knightmare Design: Astrays

3DCGI: Buemon

Animation Production: Sunrise

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3 days left by Satoshi Shigeta

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Four Rectangular / Jun Igarashi Architects

Photos © Satoshi Shigeta

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“The Rising of the Shield Hero”

Serie TV anime, gennaio 2019

Serie animata tratta dal romanzo “The Rising of the Shield Hero” (Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari), scritto da Yusagi Aneko ed illustrato da Seira Minami.

-STAFF-

Regia: Takao Abo 

Studio di animazione: Kinema Citrus 

Sceneggiatura: Keigo Koyanagi 

Character design: Suwa Masahiro

Animatori principali: Satoshi Shigeta, Shinpei Wada 

Direttore del suono: Fumihiroki Gou 

Musiche: Kevin Penkin  

-CAST-

Naofumi Iwatani: Kaito Ishikawa

Raphtalia: Asami Seto

Ren Amaki: Yoshitsugu Matsuoka

Motoyasu Kitamura: Makoto Takahashi

Itsuki Kawasumi: Yoshitaka Yamaya

Firo: Rina Hidaka

Melty Q. Melromarc: Maaya Uchida

Inizialmente la serie di romanzi è stata pubblicata online su sito Shousetsuka ni Narou. Dal 2012 l’opera è edita da Kadokawa, che ne ha pubblicato finora 19 volumi.

Naofumi è un otaku senza interessi oltre a videogiochi e manga, e la sua esistenza si trascina nella più completa banalità. Finché, misteriosamente, lui ed altre tre persone vengono evocati in una dimensione parallela... per assumere il ruolo di eroi di quel mondo! Ognuno degli eroi viene equipaggiato con un'arma leggendaria e a Naofumi tocca il magico scudo: basterà a fornire al ragazzo il carisma e il coraggio che gli mancano per fare di lui un vero paladino? Stando al difficile inizio della sua avventura, per Naofumi sembrano prospettarsi solo delusioni e arrabbiature!

Un adattamento manga disegnato da Kyu Aiya viene serializzato dal 2014 sulle pagine della rivista Monthly Comic Flapper; in Italia è edito da J-POP.

Sito ufficiale Twitter ufficiale

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house for four generations ~ tomomi kito architect & associates | photos © satoshi shigeta

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House in Yamanashi | uenoa. Photo © Satoshi Shigeta. More of this project on arcdog.com. #house #yamanashi #japan #uenoa #livingroom #building #architect #architecture #arcdog — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2JkLspL

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Tokyo Architecture News: Buildings Designs

Tokyo Architecture News 2020, Japanese Building, Construction Design, Architect, Property Updates

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Contemporary Japanese Architectural Developments: New Built Environment Updates

post updated 6 Oct 2020

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6 Oct 2020 Metsä Pavilion opens in Tokyo – a showcase of elegant design and fast offsite construction with wooden elements

The elegant Metsä Pavilion highlights innovative architecture based on industrially manufactured wooden elements. The pavilion was built fast and is now ready to host events organised by Business Finland and Finnish businesses. During the Summer Olympics and Paralympics, the Metsä Pavilion will serve as a home base for the Finnish national teams. Using Metsä Wood’s Kerto LVL as the main material made the construction fast, light and green.

photo courtesy of architects

The official opening of the Metsä pavilion, located on the grounds of Finnish embassy in Tokyo, will be held on 6 October. The Pavilion stays open until the end of 2021, hosting various events organised by Finnish companies and organisations. The Metsä Pavilion is Business Finland’s project with Metsä Group as the main partner.

“We are happy that many companies have decided to bring their events to the Metsä Pavilion, where wood meets nature scenery on the walls, world-class audio, and design furniture – all from Finland”, says Petri Tulensalo, Head of Sports Cluster at Business Finland.

Industrially efficient wood construction

The Metsä Pavilion is a showcase of how to construct a stylish building quickly and efficiently by using standard elements. The Pavilion was designed by renowned Finnish architectural office Helin & Co. Architects. The designs for all the elements used in the Pavilion are freely available on Metsä Wood’s Open Source Wood platform.

“We value the freedom of the architects and engineers to design in an aesthetically pleasing way. With our Open Source Wood Initiative we want to enable them with a variety of options”, explains Jussi Björman, Director, Business Development, Constructionat Metsä Wood.

The Metsä Pavilion makes the benefits of using prefabricated Kerto LVL (laminated veneer lumber) elements apparent. The elements were manufactured by a Finnish company, Timberpoint. The production of all the wooden columns, beams, and elements took only seven weeks at the factory.

The assembly of the Pavilion at the construction site was quick. It took only ten days, thanks to the lightweight wooden elements. Additionally, the great workability of Kerto LVL brought rapidness to the process. Puurakentajat was responsible for the construction.

The connections of the Metsä Pavilion are designed so that the building can be disassembled and assembled again at a new location.

Sustainably from Finnish forests

The raw materials for the Kerto LVL used in the Metsä Pavilion comes from sustainably managed Finnish forests where the forests grow more than they are used. Every part of each tree is used in the best possible way, therefore almost nothing goes to waste. By-products like sawdust and bark are utilised, for example, as bioenergy in the production of Kerto LVL.

As with all wood products, Kerto LVL stores carbon throughout the whole lifespan of the buildings built with it.

An end-result to be proud of

The Metsä Pavilion has met the expectations of Business Finland and Metsä Wood. The pavilion is proof that stylish buildings can be constructed efficiently from prefabricated wooden elements.  “Historically, the pavilion is one of the biggest investments Business Finland has made in the Japanese market. It is also a great way to contribute to the success of the games, and the Japanese really respect it”, says Tulensalo from Business Finland.

5 Oct 2020 RK Flat RK Flat, Tokyo Apartment Interior

27 Mar 2020 L’OCCITANE Bouquet de Provence, Shibuya Crossing, Suginami City Architects: AtMa inc. photo : Shigenori Ishikawa L’OCCITANE Shibuya in Suginami City This flagship store renovation project is at the world-famous Shibuya Crossing, one of the busiest places in the capital city.

7 Mar 2020 NÔL Architects: CASE-REAL photo : Daisuke Shima NOL Restaurant Atelier Located on the ground level this a restaurant atelier with a distinct concept. Functioning as an experimental kitchen, nôl can also be considered as a flexible space freed from the physical restraints of a classical restaurant.

27 Dec 2019 Tokyo 2020 Olympic Stadium – Rainforest Destruction image courtesy of architects Tokyo 2020 Olympic Stadium Building To mark the inauguration of the New National Olympic Stadiumin Tokyo on December 21st, 12 NGOs issued the following statement, denouncing the Stadium’s severe negative impact on the tropical rainforests in Indonesia and Malaysia as a result of its construction.

9 Dec 2019 Shinjuku Miyabi Guest House, -27-15 Yotsuya Shinjuku-ku Architects: Himematsu Architecture photography: Kota Nakatake & Shinichiro Himematsu Shinjuku Miyabi Guest House Himematsu Architecture selected “Hemp Leaf” as concept for the symbol of the hotel. Hemp has very strong growing force and rapid growth speed as seen in nature.

23 Sep 2019 Biffi Teatro di Tsumagata Restaurant, 4-19-21, Shirokanedai, Mitato-ku Architects: Hiramoto Design Studio photography: Koji Fujii (Nacása&Partners Inc.) Biffi Teatro di Tsumagata Restaurant The architecture studio designed a long counter table around an open kitchen, inspired by Japanese Sushi / Teppan-yaki counter, giving diners a front-row view of all the chef’s activities.

2 Sep 2019 Salon Kusuda Restaurant, Ebisunishi, Shibuya-ku Architects: Hiramoto Design Studio photography : Koji Fujii (Nacása&Partners Inc.) Salon Kusuda Restaurant This new restaurant is a result of the collaboration between Mr. Kusuda Takuya, a connoisseur of the Japanese wine scene, and Mr. Miyanaga Hisatsugu, a famous chef.

2 Aug 2019 Angelo Mangiarotti – La Tettonica dell’Assemblaggi, Italian Cultural Institute, 2-1-30 Kudanminami, Chiyoda-ku Design: tomomi kito architect & associates photo courtesy of Vistosi Angelo Mangiarotti Exhibition This great exhibition is a tribute to the work and the thought of Angelo Mangiarotti, architect, sculptor and designer.

12 Jan 2019 Furusaki Tokyo Office, Nakano-ku Design: Hiroyuki Niwa with Yuki Imafuku photographer: Hiroyuki Hori Furusaki Tokyo Office Building

12 Sep 2018 Tokyo Parking Tower Competition

10 May 2018 Tatsumi Apartment House Design: Hiroyuki Ito Architects photo © Makoto Yhoshida RIBA Awards for International Excellence 2018 A minimal residence in Japan, this house is a direct response to the needs of a fast-paced and dynamic population. There is a compelling logic to the use of a limited amount of space that resolves difficulties and creates comfort and calm.

Toho Gakuen School of Music Design: NIKKEN SEKKEI photo © Harunori Noda This virtuoso piece of architecture has an august almost village like quality with its independent teaching spaces, clever accouustic treatments and neat communal spaces. It adroitly allows for flexibility, adaptation and improvisation by its students whilst retaining an order and formality.

7 May 2018 Musashino Art University Museum & Library Building

3 May 2018 Ota Art Museum & Library, Gunma Prefecture Architects: akihisa hirata architecture office photo : Daici Ano Ota Art Museum & Library Building Ota City has a population of about 220,000 people, and the number of users of the station exceeds 10,000 people in a day. But few people walk in front of the station, shopping streets are quiet. To pioneer breakthroughs for such a situation prevailing throughout Japan, it is the purpose of construction to bring life back in front of Ota Station.

30 Apr 2018 Archasm Tokyo Anti Library Competition

18 Feb 2018 The Japanese Sword Museum in Tokyo

2 Jan 2018 Green Triangle – Aoyama 346, Minamiaoyama, Minato Design: Ryuichi Sasaki + Rieko Okumura/ Sasaki Architecture photo © Koichi Torimura Green Triangle – Aoyama 346 in Tokyo A three-story office and retail complex in the Minami Aoyama area.

20 Nov 2017 House for Four Generations Design: tomomi kito architect & associates photograph : Satoshi Shigeta House for Four Generations This is an interior renovation project of an existing two-story timber structure house in Tokyo which was built approximately 40 years ago. The clients, a young couple and the wife’s parents, were already living here before the renovation.

13 Nov 2017 Giant Bubble Installation Design: studio ENESS photograph : Larissa LP Giant Bubble Installation Mori Art Museum Design recently selected installation design studio ENESS to send their giant Bubble sculpture from Melbourne to Tokyo, Japan. The audience was encouraged to “please touch” the pulsating six meter-wide sculpture, which responded to human touch and closeness with light and sound.

7 Nov 2017 R・torso・C Residence Architects: Atelier TEKUTO photo : Jérémie Souteyrat、SOBAJIMA, Toshihiro R・torso・C Residence in Tokyo This house is located in the center of Tokyo, on a site area of mere 66 sqm. The clients are a married couple both working in the field of chemistry, sharing a passion for architecture and art.

Tokyo Houses – recent contemporary properties in the Japanese capital city

31 Jul 2017 Yoyogi National Gymnasium Design: Architect Kenzo Tange Photo courtesy Japan Sport Council Yoyogi National Gymnasium When Japan was preparing to host the first-ever Olympic Games in Asia in the early 1960s, the state commissioned eventual Pritzker Prize-winning architect Kenzo Tange to build a pivotal venue for the event. Tange responded with the Yoyogi National Gymnasium, two elegant concrete and steel buildings that gained immediate international recognition as masterpieces of modern architecture when their doors opened in 1964.

9 Jun 2017 Perrotin Art Gallery, 6-6-9 Roppongi, Minato-ku Architect: Andre Fu photography: Nacas, courtesy of Perrotin Tokyo Perrotin Art Gallery Building Following openings in Paris, Hong Kong, New York and Seoul, contemporary art gallery Perrotin, founded in 1989 by Emmanuel Perrotin, opened its newest gallery in Tokyo on June 7th with a solo exhibition bringing together a collection of recent paintings by 97 year old Pierre Soulages.

20 May 2017 Tropical Forest Timber at New National Stadium Tokyo Design: Kengo Kuma & Associates image courtesy of architects New National Stadium Tokyo Timber Investigation required as use of plywood likely linked to tropical forest destruction and human rights abuses found at construction site of new Tokyo Olympic Stadium. Ironically the building uses a lot of wood so it can fit into the wooden context, but thereby destroying woods in Borneo, in what appears to be an unssustainable way.

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