Taisei Kido

With Yasuko, Songs of Days Past, veteran filmmaker Negishi Kichitarō crafts a simmering portrait of a love triangle, ambition and the complexities of creativity, taking as its subject one of Japan’s most beloved early 20th-century poets, Nakahara Chūya. Nakahara Chūya’s life was cut tragically short when, in 1937 aged just 30, he died from tuberculosis. He was an early pioneer of modernist poetry, whose work would grow in stature in the decades that followed his death. (It’s one of the reason

A girl who can see colors in people's hearts joins a band with two other people. (imdb)

High school students Takeshi and F1 were working part-time to earn money by stealing mopeds and selling them to delinquents. One day, Ayaka, who has transferred to the school Takeshi attends, joins them, and the three of them decide to steal a moped. When he tries to steal a moped parked in his apartment, he is found by a woman wearing a mask who seems to be the owner. Takeshi and his friends escape on a motorcycle, but they are quickly overtaken by a running woman with unbelievable physical...

Spanning two decades, this Japanese drama follows high school sweethearts whose bond is broken by a tragic accident and amnesia. Years later, a divorced taxi driver and an engaged security guard cross paths in the modern city, forcing them to confront the ghosts of their past. A wistful look at first love, fate, and the long road back to lost memories.