Ishibashi Shizuka | Psycho-Drama

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3 years ago “Alice in Borderland” (2020) – Life or Death. Which one are you choosing? [Ep1]
3 years ago Food for Thought: “Gekijo” (2020)
3 years ago “Tomodachi Game” (2017) – Are friends really worth getting in debt over? [Drama + Movies]
4 years ago “Kingdom” (2019) – China’s Warring States period in a seinen LA jacket
4 years ago “12nin no Shinitai Kodomotachi” (2019) – a murder mystery gone a different route
5 years ago 2018 Miscellaneous Japanese Dramas
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5 years ago “Hana Nochi Hare” – First Impressions [Ep1]

Sometani Shota, Emoto Tasuku, and Ishibashi Shizuka team up for Sato Yasushi’s Kimi no tori wa utaeru – And Your Bird Can Sing!

Posted on June 6, 2017November 26, 2017 by Jed

From author Sato Yashushi who gave us The Light Shines Only There, Over the Fence, and Sketches of Kaitan City comes the latest live-action adaptation of another of his work entitled read more