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Wife Of A Spy Builds a Hitchcock Style Thriller Based In Pre-WW2; Releasing September 24
Wife Of A Spy is an exquisitely crafted film from Japanese director Kiyoshi Kurosawa (Pulse, Cure, Tokyo Sonata). The film, in Japanese with English subtitles, takes place in Kobe, Japan, pre-war 1940. Satoko (Yū Aoi, Japan Society’s 2021 Honoree) is … Continue reading
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Tagged hitchcock, japan, Kino Lorber, Manchuria, Thriller, Wife of a Spy, World War 2, WW2
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watt’s picture of the week – sunday, january 26, 2020
yesterday was the l.a. waterfront’s 6th annual lunar new year festival and it was at the cabrillo way marina in my pedro town… the mouse is the first animal of the zodiac, time for a whole new beginning – kung … Continue reading
This Weekend’s Rising Tohoku Food Fair in Torrance Offers Unique Japanese Experience: Exquisite Bites, Crafts for Kids, Art, Music and More Family Fun
Now through Sunday August 23, head toward the sea-breezes for the visually resplendent Rising Tohoku Food Fair, Mitsuwa Marketplace, 21515 Western Avenue, in Torrance. It’s a multimedia happening that the whole family will enjoy, offering an appreciation of the exquisitely … Continue reading
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Tagged japan, Japanese culture, kimono, Samurai, Tohoku
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Failure & Old 97s members join School Music Revival Benefit
Of the endless number of painful consequences of the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan, one is the loss of hundreds of school musical instruments. School Music Revival is an organization co-founded by composer Ryuichi Sakamoto and the Japan … Continue reading
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Tagged benefit, def leppard, failure, japan, margaret cho, music in school, old 97s, school music revival, the section quartet
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