<h3>"Kitano Makoto", played by Yoshinaga Sayuri Sakai Masato "Mother and Child"</h3>
Recently, the movie "Kitano Sakura Mori" starring Yoshinaga Koyuri released a trailer and announced that it will be released in Japan in March next year.
In the 30-second trailer, Yoshinaga Sayuri walks in the snow with her son, struggling and tenacious. Spanning 30 years, the film depicts the life of a mother and son who depended on each other in the northern land during and after World War II, and the mother Jiang Liantie raised her two sons in a cruel environment. The second son, Shujiro, grew up to be a great success in his career, and after returning from the United States, he wanted to take his mother to live with him. In order to let his mother live a happy old age, Shujiro decided to travel with his mother to Hokkaido.
Kitanosaki is the final chapter of the Kitano-no-Mori is the final chapter of the Kitano Trilogy set in Hokkaido, directed by Yojiro Takita, who directed "Entering the Mortician Division". The first two parts of the trilogy are "Year Zero in the North" released in 2005 and "Canary of the North" released in 2012, and the two films are directed by directors Yuki Tsuneho and Shunji Sakamoto, respectively.
The heroines of the "Kitano Trilogy" are all played by Japanese evergreen actress Koyuri Yoshinaga, born in 1945, Yoshinaga Yoshinaga is known as "Japan's national treasure film queen", has starred in classic films such as "Izu Maibu" and "Fine Snow", and won the Japan Academy Film Award for Best Actress Award, known as the "Japanese Oscar" four times. It is understood that "Kitano Sakura Mori" is also the 120th film that Yoshinaga Sayuri has starred in since her debut.
In the film, Shujiro, Yoshinaga's second son, is played by actor Masato Sakai. Masato Sakai, born in 1973, won the Best Actor Award at the 36th Japan Academy Awards for his film "Oku ~ Forever ~ "Right Emonzo Tsunayoshi". In 2016, Masato Sakai starred in the Oikawa drama "Sanada Maru", which won the Best Actor Award at the 91st Japanese Drama Academy Awards. In addition to the two main actors, Ryoko Shinohara, Hiroshi Sato, Hiroshi Abe, Reiko Takashima, Masatoshi Nakamura, and Tsuruwa Kofukutei will also join the film.
Kitanosaki was launched on February 16 this year and will be released in Japan in March next year.
<h3>The live-action version of "Yaren" Ken Sato then took Ayano Tsuyoshi</h3>
The live-action film version of Yajin, starring Ken Sato and based on the manga of the same name, has released a new trailer and announced that it will land in Japanese theaters on September 30 this year.
Created by painter Sakurai Kamon, the manga version of Yajin has been serialized in good Afternoon since 2012 and has been followed by many fans since its launch. In the 30-second trailer, the protagonist, Kei Nagai, played by Ken Sato, learns that he is an "asian" with an immortal body, and then goes on the road to escape the government's pursuit. The trailer shows some of the special effects in the film, and a series of thrilling action scenes are also exposed.
Born in 1965, Moto hiromitsu has directed films such as SP and Psychometrician, and in 2004, he was nominated for Best Director at the 27th Japan Academy Awards for Jumping the Great Search Line 2: Blocking the Rainbow Bridge.
The film's male protagonist Ken Sato was born in 1989 and starred in the TV series "The Emperor's Cook", for which he won the Best Actor Award at the 85th Japanese Drama Academy Awards. The film's main villain, Sato, is played by Tsuyoshi Ayano, who won the 37th Japan Academy Award for Best Newcomer. This participation in the movie "Yaren" is also the second collaboration between Ken Sato and Tsuyoshi Ayano. The two previously starred together in the film "Ranger Sword Heart", which was released in Japan in 2012.
In addition, the cast also includes Tetsuji Tamyama, Yu Shiroda, Yudai Chiba, Yuki Yamada and others. On September 30 this year, the film will officially land in Japanese theaters.