Masterpieces by Popular Japanese Actors & Directors

A love story of farewell between a girl who has lost her voice and her childhood friend who has passed away. When a miracle is happening, we often fail to notice it. It is only when we have stepped away that we realize what it was…

Shinpei, a third-grade elementary school student, always receives praise from his beloved grandmother for his drawings. However, one day, his younger brother suddenly tells him, "Grandma is a liar.

Mika, a secretary to a politician, struggles with work and love. One day, she hears about a live performance by her high school classmate, the singer COMA-CHI, and decides to attend. Watching COMA-CHI’s performance, Mika regains something precious she had lost…

A shy young man harbors feelings for a café staff and visits the café every day. One day, he gets caught up in the tangled motives of various people who happen to gather there, leading his one-sided love to take an unexpected turn.

Anzai, a middle-aged man aiming to become a taxi driver. Sachio, a former soccer player who has reached his limits. Remi, a woman trapped in an unrequited love. These three strangers cross paths at a driving school in Ibaraki. An event pushes them to embark on a journey in a training car—one that will force them to face their past and find closure...

Kanda (Mitsuru Hirata), a former antique appraiser, moved to Yushima in Kumamoto a year ago. Even after a year, he has had no interaction with the islanders, spending his days simply admiring his collection of paintings and antiques. However, a certain event leads to an unexpected and mysterious bond with Akari (Sora Tamaki), a young girl from the island...

As a villainous monster wreaks havoc in the city, five casually dressed individuals suddenly appear. They are the "Suit Rangers." Dressed in sharp suits, they use their unique professional skills to take down the enemy...

Kanako, a high school senior in a rural town, feels increasingly anxious as her classmates decide on their futures while she remains uncertain about her own path. The only thing that gives her comfort is the film camera her late grandfather gave her, with which she captures fleeting moments. One day, her childhood friend Kei suddenly suggests they take a trip to the sea in Kamakura...

The spring break between graduation and starting adult life. Confessions, arguments, cherry blossom viewing— a casual, aimless week in Nagi’s life.

Runa is 23 years old, a high school graduate, and currently working part-time. One day, her friend Kana helps her land a cashier job. As she works, Runa meets all kinds of customers and coworkers, each encounter leaving an impression on her. Meanwhile, her older brother Kou, who is struggling with his own job, asks her a simple but profound question: “Why do we work?”—a question that Runa begins to reflect on deeply.

Utsumi, who doesn’t understand what “joy” means, goes out to see the cherry blossoms just to kill time—but, as expected, feels nothing. On the way back, he comes across a discarded love doll. Calling himself Nishi, he begs him to take him back to him owner.

Actor Yo Haruno returns to his hometown for a shoot. He reconnects with his old friend Shogo, and the two go out for drinks. As they catch up, Yo feels a sense of nostalgia—and memories of a faint, long-forgotten crush begin to resurface.