1. "Love Letters", 1995. Starring Miho Nakayama, Yoshiji Toyokawa, Takashi Kashiwara and others.
On a snowy winter day in Kobe, Japan, Hiroko Watanabe was once again so sad that she could not help herself on the third anniversary of her ex-fiancé Fujii Tree. Unable to suppress her longing for her deceased lover, Hiroko Watanabe found out in the middle school classmates' directory that "Fujii Tree" had addressed when she was studying in Otaru City, and sent a love letter that she thought was sent to heaven.
Not long after Hiroko Watanabe received a reply signed "Fujii Tree", after further understanding, she learned that this Fujii Tree was a girl of her age and a classmate of her boyfriend Fujii Tree's boyhood. In order to learn more about her former lovers in middle school, Hiroko Watanabe began to exchange letters with the female Fujii Tree. And Fujii tree in the constant memories, gradually found that the same name as her teenager Fujii tree with her surname once hid a tender feeling for herself...
2. April Goods, 1998. Starring Takako Matsu, Ryoichi Takiichi, Koji Tsuda, Somegoro Ichikawa, etc.
Every year in April, when cherry blossoms flutter, it is the first day of the opening of Japanese universities. After saying goodbye to her parents and family, Hokkaido girl Yuno Yukizuki came to Musashino University in Tokyo alone to start a new life. Unfamiliar cities, new environments, and new classmates and neighbors were a bit overwhelming to her. The class organizes new students to introduce themselves, and when asked why she chose Musashino University, Yuno suddenly looks very nervous. It turned out that in high school, Yuno Tsukizuki had always had a crush on his classmate Yamazaki, who was one year older than himself, and it was because Yamazaki went to Musashino University last year that Yukizuki followed him. Tsuki often travels to Musashino Bookstore where Yamazaki works with a crush, and finally she finally talks to Yamazaki on a rainy day. After leaving the bookstore, yuzuki suddenly thought in the rain that she had a poor grade and had actually been admitted to the famous Musashino University through hard work, which was really a miracle of love.
3. Swallow butterfly, 1996. Starring Hiroshi Mikami, Abduction, and Ito Akira.
At its peak, a large number of foreign immigrants poured into Japan, who regarded it as a paradise for gold panning to make money desperately and named it "Yuandu". However, the Japanese hated the name and called these immigrants "Yuan Thieves".
After her mother's death, an unnamed "Yuandu" maiden was sent to the prostitute Guliguo. The kind Guliguo temporarily took in the girl and named her a phoenix butterfly based on the butterflies tattooed on her chest.
One day, Guliguo took Fengdi to a waste resettlement area and auto repair station called "Qingkong". There, Fengdi became acquainted with Huo Feihong, Along, Wolf Lang and others, all of whom were "Yuan Thieves" from different countries. Soon, Fengdi, who often went to "Qingkong" to help, gradually became acquainted with them and became close friends. One night, one of Guliguo's guests wanted to rape The Butterfly. Aaron, who heard the news, lost his hand and beat this man to death...
4. All About Lily Chow, 2001. He starred Hayato Ichihara, Shugo Shinobi, Yu Aoi, and Bu Ito.
It tells the campus life of a group of middle school students, related to campus violence, aid communication, music, friendship, etc.
5. "Ghost Soup", 1992. Starring Mulanlan.
Suzuki is deceived and lost by several people, but when he returns to the "Tokyo House" with great difficulty and anger, he finds that the strangers in the room are not from the human world! Suzuki chases them away, and then recalls the vague experience of childhood communication with the underworld through a pot of soup left in the room by several people. The protagonist understands everything after sighing. He retrieved the two elves and concocted the "ghost soup" of the new year together at night. So on Christmas Eve, many lonely souls were appeased and ascended to heaven.
6. Flowers and Alice, 2004. Starring Apricot Suzuki, Yu Aoi, Jihiro Kuo, Ryoko Hiromi, and Hiroshi Abe.
Teenage Flower and Alice, a pair of close friends who grew up together, study ballet together in a dance classroom every day. Alice has a bold and outgoing personality and is proactive in pursuing love. And Hua is shy by nature, always throwing herself into a secret crush, and even can't muster up the courage to speak to the boy she likes, and all her emotional activities are hidden in the semi-underground. While accompanying her friend Alice to chase and follow her college boy at first sight every day, Hana also secretly falls in love with Miyamoto, who often accompanies the boy...
7. "Flowers and Alice Killings" 2015, animated film.
Prequel to the movie Flowers and Alice.
8. Vampire, 2011. Starring Kevin Sigus and Kaissa Custer-Hueth.
Simon is an ordinary-looking young teacher who usually takes good care of his sick mother and is very filial, but he is a vampire in private, he looks for suicidal girls on the online message board, and then asks the other party to come out to help them commit suicide, and drinks the blood in their bodies after the girls die...