The last Japanese movie you watched~!!(LIKED IT OR NOT)

Does the Flower Bloom?

Miracle: Devil Claus' Love and Magic
This is meant to be watched during Christmas or new year's vacation. So yeah, watched it exactly a month early. The overall plot...nothing special there. But Eikura Nana as the main is all I needed and as an added bonus, the most iconic Japanese song for the event of Christmas, Yamashita Tatsuro (山下達郎) san's "Christmas Eve".

[25/11/2022]

Lenses on Her Heart
This was way different from what I had on my mind. I was expecting a typical Japanese tearjerker but it wasn't anything like that, and tbh not in an impressive way.

[27/11/2022] 

pretty sure it was Doraemon Stand By Me 2 lmaoaoao it made me cry thooo

A Bride For Rip Van Winkle

I liked it a lot. The movie is about a woman who has no friends and lives attached to social media and chatrooms. She is a teacher and her students don't even respect her and make fun of her. It talks a little bit about how far you would go to have a little love. Recommended.

"Restart After Come Back Home", which was a sweet, and warm film.

"Mitsuomi Kozuka quits his job in Tokyo and decides to return to his hometown in the country for the first time in 10 years. His relationship with his Father was strained after he moved to Tokyo and didn't want to take over the family business. There, Mitsuomi Kozuka meets Yamato Kumai. Yamato Kumai is the adopted son of old man Kumai, who took him in after his parents abandoned him in a park when he was a baby. The old man runs a farm near the home of Mitsuomi Kozuka's parents. 

Yamato talks Mitsuomi into helping out on the farm and that's when their relationship grows and begins to change them both. "

Asako I & II