 10 icons from the 2001 film Waterboys, mainly of Tsumabuki Satoshi as Suzuki. Click on preview image or [this link] to view icon post. 2,082 screencaps from the film are posted in [this entry]. |
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15 July 2015 @ 04:47 pm
03 February 2012 @ 12:29 pm
It was revealed yesterday that actor Tsumabuki Satoshi (31) is starring in a new movie from director Izutsu Kazuyuki (“Pacchigi!”), titled “Ogon wo Daite Tobe.” The movie is based on a novel by Takamura Kaoru, who won the Naoki Prize in 1993 with “Marks no Yama.” “Ogon wo Daite Tobe” is a bank heist story set in Osaka. Tsumabuki plays Koda, who works as a supplier for criminals and extremists. His friend from university, Kitagawa (played by Asano Tadanobu), has a plan to steal 1.5 billion yen worth of gold bars from a bank’s underground vault. Their team also includes a bank security system engineer named Noda (Kiritani Kenta), Kitagawa’s younger brother (Mizobata Junpei), a former elevator technician (Nishida Toshiyuki), and a spy named Momo who is posing an engineering student from abroad (CHANGMIN from Tohoshinki). Filming started on January 7, mainly in Osaka and Hyogo. Izutsu plans to finish shooting in early March and have the film ready for release in November of this year. Sources: Sports Hochi + Eiga.com via Tokyograph |
10 November 2011 @ 10:39 pm
The story for the commercials is set 20 years after the anime series. The first commercial, titled “Nobita, 30-sai,” starts with an animated scene where Nobita and Gian talk about their dreams for the future. It then switches to a live-action scene showing Nobita and Gian grown up, with narration provided by actor Ishizaka Koji. GReeeeN’s “Kiseki” is being used as the commercial’s music. Toyota plans to continue the series of commercials in the future, though it has not yet been revealed who will play the other characters, such as Doraemon, Shizuka, and Suneo. news & photos source: Mantan Web via Tokyograph |
01 July 2011 @ 09:16 am
“Ai to Makoto” was originally published between 1973 and 1976 in Weekly Shonen Magazine. It was highly successful, going on to sell 8 million copies. In 1974, it was adapted as a television drama, followed by three movies in 1974, 1975, and 1976. The story tells of the love between a pure high school girl named Saotome Ai (Takei) and a high school delinquent named Taiga Makoto (Tsumabuki). “Ai to Makoto 201X” is set for a 2012 release. News & image source: Sankei Sports via Tokyograph |
20 December 2010 @ 09:44 pm
I've uploaded Bukki's drama SP from Spring 2005 "Yonimo Kimyouna Monogatari - Bijocan"
I think this hasn't been shared before..
found download links here @
nestasheva
will be f-locked in 2 weeks
I think this hasn't been shared before..
found download links here @
nestasheva 18 December 2010 @ 03:52 pm
The winners of the 34th Japan Academy Prize were announced on Friday. Sang-il Lee's "Akunin" received the most awards, with a total of 15 awards in 13 categories. One of the most notable winners is 6-year-old actress Mana Ashida, the youngest ever to win one of the newcomer awards.
Most of the categories have five "Excellent" recipients, and one in each category will be chosen for the "Best" awards, to be revealed at the presentation ceremony on February 18.
Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role:
( Other categories & winners. )
Image source: The Web Da Capo
Source: Japan Academy Prize
Translation: Tokyograph
Most of the categories have five "Excellent" recipients, and one in each category will be chosen for the "Best" awards, to be revealed at the presentation ceremony on February 18.
Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role:
- Tsurube Shofukutei (Otouto)
- Shinichi Tsutsumi (Kokou no Mesu)
- Satoshi Tsumabuki (Akunin)
- Etsushi Toyokawa (Hisshiken Torisashi)
- Koji Yakusho (13 Assassins)
( Other categories & winners. )
Image source: The Web Da Capo
Source: Japan Academy Prize
Translation: Tokyograph
03 December 2010 @ 05:13 pm
The results of the 23rd Nikkan Sports Film Awards (and the corresponding Yujiro Ishihara Awards) have been announced. Sang-il Lee's "Akunin" continued its recent trophy-winning streak by picking up three awards here for Best Picture, Best Actor, and Best Actress. This is Lee's second film to win Best Picture, after "Hula Girls" in 2006.
The winners are:
The awards will be presented at a ceremony on December 28 in Tokyo.
Source: Tokyograph
The winners are:
- Best Picture: "Akunin" (Sang-il Lee)
- Best Director: Takashi Miike ("13 Assassins")
- Best Actor: Satoshi Tsumabuki ("Akunin")
- Best Actress: Eri Fukatsu ("Akunin")
- Best Supporting Actor: Goro Inagaki ("13 Assassins")
- Best Supporting Actress: Yu Aoi ("Otouto")
- Best Newcomer: Riisa Naka ("Zebraman 2," "Toki wo Kakeru Shoujo")
- Best Foreign Film: "The Hurt Locker"
- Yujiro Ishihara Award: "THE LAST MESSAGE: Umizaru"
- Yujiro Ishihara Best Newcomer Award: Kengo Kora ("Oniichan no Hanabi," "Solanin," etc.)
The awards will be presented at a ceremony on December 28 in Tokyo.
Source: Tokyograph
15 November 2010 @ 07:22 pm
I don't think anyone has shared it...
sorry if it does.. ^^"
a video from last year when he promoted kansen retto..
found it here @nestasheva
will be f-locked in 2 weeks
sorry if it does.. ^^"
a video from last year when he promoted kansen retto..
found it here @
nestasheva will be f-locked in 2 weeks
29 October 2010 @ 06:44 pm
i'm looking for where i can download (or watch)
oshareism 10/10/2010 where Tsumabuki appeared with eita, miura, oguri shun for their CM
very very much appreciated!!
oshareism 10/10/2010 where Tsumabuki appeared with eita, miura, oguri shun for their CM
very very much appreciated!!
14 October 2010 @ 09:36 pm
