W no Higeki
In the world there’s two people that look exactly the same without being related. Fate makes it possible for these two people to never meet, for if they ever do, bad things will happen.
Tagged: country: japan
Bohemians, The – This is Pop!!!
The Bohemians have taken different genres and blended them to create a wonderfully unique sound that has simply enchanted me.
The Banana Guide to Asian Entertainment: It’s All About Japan: Part II
The part in which we explore the Japanese drama format.
Love Letter (1995)
Love Letter is Shunji Iwai’s first feature length film, and it’s a quintessential Asian romance — scratch that, Love Letter is a classic of the genre.
Amy’s Blast from the Past: Tula Need a Sign Sign Da Dah Da-Da-Dah
Amy’s Blast from the Past is going to be a weekly post about something that has already passed. It could be a trailer of an old movie I just watched and loved, or an old music video that has just been re-posted. *cough* Thank you, Brown Eyed Girls.
The Banana Guide to Asian Entertainment: It’s All About Japan: Part I
The part in which we talk about that one Jdrama, that one movie and that one actress.
Uema Ayano – Taiyou Tsukinu Hikari~ Amazing Grace
Okinawan folk singer, Uema Ayano (上間綾乃), preps her major label debut, titled Utaja (唄者), with the release of Taiyou Tsukinu Hikari~ Amazing Grace (太陽 月ぬ光 ～アメイジング・グレイス), an Okinawan-styled rendition of Amazing Grace.
Sion Sono’s The Land of Hope Teaser
Sion Sono has released a teaser for his latest movie, The Land of Hope (希望の国, Kibou no Kuni), set for an autumn release in Japan.
YAM’s Favorite Films Starring Moms
Moms are often the engine of the family, always pushing forward when we seem to be running out of fuel. So this post is dedicated to all the moms around the world!
The Fangirly Diary of a Geek Girl: Bandersnatch Cummerbund
Hello there, fellow geeks! The Avengers buzz is still strong as ever, thanks to the movie being recently released on the US… Still, for some reason, this past week has been all things Benedict Cumberbatch.
