#shinohara ryoko

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Beach Boys Special (1998)

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Promo for 月の恋人〜Moon Lovers〜 / Tsuki no Koibito ~Moon Lovers~

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Silent (2022) was a drama so delicately crafted, so full of empathy. And there is no higher praise.

It dove deep into the reality of our society – one that thrives in sound and is uneasy with silence. It dove deep into the lives of people who are unable to join in that culture of sound and the people who choose to love them despite.

It was a quiet drama that spoke volumes. It was a drama about not hearing that taught how to listen.

A thought piece:

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....... Hyena????? SBS Hyena????? bisexual dream 2020 Hyena?????? Jung Geum Ja and Yoon Hee Jae!Hyena?????? Japanese Hyena????? coming this year??????

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Silent Ep. 11 Final (Sub. Esp)

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A brand new set of icons for every character in Corpse Party: Forbidden Rebirth - including a few minor ones! 😎

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Silent

TV Shows/Dramas watched in 2024

Silent (2022, Japan)

Directors: Hiroki Kazama & Mai Takano

Writer: Miku Ubukata

Mini-review:

In the 10+ years I've been a part of the J-drama fan community, very few shows have taken it by storm like Silent in Fall 2022. There was so much hype and buzz around it that it felt daunting to watch it, so I ended up putting it off time and time again. Now, I regret not starting it back then, cause it really is that good. All the characters and their relationships are beautifully complex, even if I have to admit I didn't always understand/agree with their decisions. Also, I loved that the writer put the focus on healthy communication, pretty much showing that it's the key to everything, no matter what shape it takes. The drama's reflections on society's perception of disabled people are also quite interesting, and most dramas would never dare to talk about this stuff so frankly. On top of that, Haruna Kawaguchi and Ren Meguro give two beautiful, nuanced and unforgettable performances, making the whole thing all the more special. And kudos to the drama's team for actually casting some deaf actors, even if they only play very minor roles. (Yes, that's not much, but it's really rare in Asian dramas, so it's a start). Anyway, I'm really glad this gorgeous show met my crazy-high expectations.

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eroica 35th anniversary book

by ryoko shito, chie shinohara, machiko satonaka & shitara masako

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Unfair (Ep 1)

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Kamikaze Girls (2004) dir. Tetsuya Nakashima

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🆕🎶 「 恋しさと せつなさと 心強さと 2023 」 new single by Ryoko Shinohara is now available worldwide! 🌐 Listen now and discover new sounds from Japan on our weekly updated playlist 🎧 https://spoti.fi/3lgjH73

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hiiii i was wondering if you guys could help me find a fc who could play shioli kutsuna's mother? tysm i appreciate all the help you give on this blog 🧡

Karasuma Setsuko (1955) Japanese.

Yo Kimiko (1956) Japanese.

Matsuda Seiko (1962) Japanese.

Koizumi Kyoko (1966) Japanese.

Amami Yuki (1967) Japanese.

Harada Tomoyo (1967) Japanese.

Suzuki Kyoka (1968) Japanese.

Ishida Yuriko (1969) Japanese.

Nagasaku Hiromi (1970) Japanese.

Miyazawa Rie (1973) Japanese.

Shinohara Ryoko (1974) Japanese.

Here you go, thank you so much for being so kind!

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