When it comes to Japanese animation, I think many people will think of the famous anime master Hayao Miyazaki, and indeed, many of Mr. Miyazaki's anime characters have brought us endless joy and memories to childhood. People say that Chinese martial arts novels are actually fairy tales for adults, so in the Japanese anime industry with strict reading objects, what are the best works for young adult women? What I recommend to you today is that "Anime Time for Adult Women" is composed of 4 short films. The stories are more interesting.
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"The Wind That Glides Across the River"
Director: Kawa and Hiroshi
Writers: Reiko Yoshida
Starring: Misato Tanaka / Ryoji Koda / Naomi Kusumi / Keiko Kawaguchi / Takashi Onotsuka
Genre: Drama / Animation / Short Film
Highlights: Born in Kanazawa City, Nariko Sawaguchi (voiced by Michita Tadami) is reluctant to end her life in her hometown like her sister. After graduating from high school, she went to university in Tokyo, then married a colleague and moved to the United States. Five years later, Nariko returned to her hometown with her 4-year-old son Kiki, and what kind of inner ups and downs she has experienced in the past few years may only be seen by the tiredness on her face. Her father, who concentrated on making Japanese-style snacks, reminded her of the last years of high school, and the junior high school classmate Kuo, who was also focused on making snacks, made her reluctant to get close, but she did not feel attracted to it. Life is often changed by such "misses", and there is never such a chance as "if" to start again.
"Dinner Dinner"
Director: Hiroshi Takahashi
Writers: Yongmi Yamada / Tomoko Kim
Starring: Noriko Nakakoshi / Daiki Namikawa
Genre: Drama / Romance / Animation / Short Film
What to watch: Being able to make a beloved dish for a loved one and then watch him slowly taste your masterpiece in front of you and smile is probably one of the sweetest things in life. The woman meets the man who triggers her heartbeat, and this momentary encounter seems as if the whole world has stopped.
An episode of more than twenty minutes is devoted to the love story of an older girl. The animation of the two-dimensional + real scene is very chic. If you want to grab a man's heart, you have to grab his stomach. The men who can cherish your labor are all good men. Would highly recommend.
The film has a wonderful portrayal of the character's heart, but whether it can really reflect the current part of the women's hearts is unknown. In addition, the film does not use 3D as a background and uses real scenes instead of inserting pictures, which is also a point of view. A variety of 3-dimensional cooking charts can also forget the plum to quench the thirst.
《Absence, etc., This is true" (not somewhere here)
Director: Hiroshi Murakami
Writers: Masayuki Imai
Starring: Tae Kimura / Akira Fukuyama / Akira Orikasa / Akira Hino / Chikaki Nakamura
Genre: Animation/Short Film
Points to watch: people live out their own is always the most important, people who can live out of themselves, there is a different light on the body, maybe each of us will encounter the bottleneck of life, feel that how to do is not right, obviously pay a lot, but in the eyes of others, it is insignificant, suffering their own body and mind.
The 43-year-old housewife Masaho (voiced by Tatsue Kimura) has long been in charge of everything in the family, but the home has long since lost its original warmth. The husband was laid off by the company, but he went out to work on time every day; the daughter did not return home for 5 days a day, completely unlike her parents to reveal the whereabouts of the past few days; the son often went out on Mondays and did not return, coming and going without a trace. When night falls, Maho is unable to rest, and wears the clothes that her children have eliminated to go to work at the convenience store, and her thoughts are often on the children. Sleepy, tired, anxious, lost, need to rest anyway, but there is always no place to live and a right and breathing moment. Such an effort to manage one's own life and that of one's family ends up being futile. It's like a sad life that has been laid off by a loved one...
The beginning of the story faintly gives people a depressing feeling, life is like this, cooking, taking care of children, day after day of calm and dark surging posture is about to explode. Either in silence, or in silence to die, fortunately the heroine finally broke out, finally bravely let go of what she did not want to bear, angry when angry, bravely bear what she did, I have to say that she grew.
I don't know how many people can't find themselves, don't understand what the meaning of their lives is, how many people are about to can't stand the life they don't like, I want to say to these people and myself, it's very difficult to put down, it's very simple, although there are many things you don't like, don't forget what you like, don't forget, live for yourself.
"Life Best Ten" (Best Ten in Life)
Director: Yō Miura
Writers: Mitsuyo Kakuda
Starring: Nakatani Miki / Kamiya Hiroshi
"On sleepless nights, I drank watered whiskey in bed, indulging in the Best Ten of my life, which was a masochistic interest, and this Best Ten basically happened before the age of eighteen" "That thirteen-year-old summer, the mobility and courage seemed to be exhausted." At the age of forty, Dove is the assistant director of a cosmetics planning and development department, she was born in Todai, beautiful and dignified, but the flower of love has never bloomed. On the eve of her fortieth birthday, she received an invitation from the alumni association, but what attracted her most was the name of her first love boyfriend in the organizers' list, and she plucked up the courage to walk towards the venue of the alumni association. The result was a very unexpected "Life Best Ten" first place.
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