Tomorowo Taguchi's "Street Kingdom" captures the early days of Tokyo punk in all its messy, brilliant glory when crowds were sparse and attitude was everything.
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/culture/2026/03/23/film/tomorowo-taguchi-street-kingdom/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #culture #film #tomorowotaguchi
‘Street Kingdom’ makes a cinematic return to the raw days of Tokyo punk
Tomorowo Taguchi lived the early Tokyo Rockers scene — now he channels it into his music biopic capturing the spirit of a movement that burned bright and fast.
Policeman and Me review
If you want to read my review of Policeman and Me, read this post. In P to JK, Kako Motoya is a 26-year-old high school student and Kota Sagano is a 23-year-old police officer. Unaware of this, they fall in love. He knows the only right way to keep her is with her parents' blessing for their marriage.
The door into summer review
In a world where cryogenic sleep, time travel and teleportation exist, an inventor loses his company to his girlfriend and adoptive uncle. After 30 frozen years, he uses his humanoid robot to go back in time and change the past.
Policeman and Me review
If you want to read my review of Policeman and Me, read this post. In P to JK, Kako Motoya is a 26-year-old high school student and Kota Sagano is a 23-year-old police officer. Unaware of this, they fall in love. He knows the only right way to keep her is with her parents' blessing for their marriage.
The door into summer review
In a world where cryogenic sleep, time travel and teleportation exist, an inventor loses his company to his girlfriend and adoptive uncle. After 30 frozen years, he uses his humanoid robot to go back in time and change the past.
Policeman and Me review
If you want to read my review of Policeman and Me, read this post. In P to JK, Kako Motoya is a 26-year-old high school student and Kota Sagano is a 23-year-old police officer. Unaware of this, they fall in love. He knows the only right way to keep her is with her parents' blessing for their marriage.
The door into summer review
In a world where cryogenic sleep, time travel and teleportation exist, an inventor loses his company to his girlfriend and adoptive uncle. After 30 frozen years, he uses his humanoid robot to go back in time and change the past.
Just made this review of P to JK with #TaoTsuchiya #KazuyaKamenashi #JunMurakami #MaryjunTakahashi #NorikoEguchi #MahiroTakasugi and #TomorowoTaguchi
"P" stands for Police and JK stands for Jyoshi Kousei (女子高生), which means female high school student.
https://japanesemoviesme.com/p-to-jk-review/
Policeman and Me review
If you want to read my review of Policeman and Me, read this post. In P to JK, Kako Motoya is a 26-year-old high school student and Kota Sagano is a 23-year-old police officer. Unaware of this, they fall in love. He knows the only right way to keep her is with her parents' blessing for their marriage.
The Japan Times
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