[Machine Translation] Don't look at me... A sentimental love story directed by Naoto Takenaka and starring Miho Nakayama. A sentimental love story is now available on Blu-ray for the first time! A photographer preparing to publish a photo book recalls his days with his late wife in this pure love drama. The film depicts the form of love between a couple, sometimes tenderly, sometimes poignantly, in various scenes of Tokyo. Directed by Takenaka Naoto of "The Incompetent Man" and "Zero-Fall". The script was written by Ryo Iwamatsu based on "Tokyo Biyori", a collection of photographs and essays by photographer Nobuyoshi Araki and his wife Yoko. The film was shot by Yasushi Sasakihara (GONIN). Starring Naoto Takenaka of "A Night in Nude" and Miho Nakayama of "Love Letter". The splendid and diverse cast adds to the film's splendor. Winner of the Music Award at the 21st (1998) Japan Academy Prize, the film was ranked 9th in the 1997 Kinema Junpo Top Ten Best Films. --Photographer Mikio Shimazu is preparing to publish a book of photographs dedicated to his late wife Yoko. However, all that comes back to him are the worst days for both of them. The first thing he recalls is that Yoko had mispronounced a guest Mizutani's name at a home party, and she had run away from home for three days, lying to her employer that Mikio had been hospitalized in a car accident. Mikio was worried and looked everywhere for her, but Yoko wandered back home despite his concern. The two of them were somehow unable to behave like a normal married couple, and often felt uncomfortable over casual matters. On one occasion, Yoko made Tetsuo, a Kagikko boy who lived in the same apartment building, call her "grandma" and dress up as a girl. She also suffered from flying mosquito syndrome, in which she felt as if mosquitoes were flying around her when in fact they were not. But it's not all bad. He once played piano with a large piano-shaped stone he happened to find while jogging in the rain, and once went on a date at the Station Hotel in Tokyo Station as if they were lovers. At the same time, however, Yoko's eccentricities increased, as she continued to miss work without permission and caused a commotion by taking Tetsuo out late into the night. On their wedding anniversary in Yanagawa, Fukuoka, they stayed at the same inn where they had stayed on their honeymoon and enjoyed river cruising, but then she suddenly disappeared again, causing Mikio to worry each time. The day after returning from her trip, Yoko promised to get a cat, but on her way to the meeting place, she was hit by a car and broke her arm. However, each of Yoko's incidents had a significant impact on Mikio's current work. Mikio, thinking back on the incident, discovers the reason why he had mistakenly called Mizutani's name at that time, and he is unable to hold back the tears that well up in his eyes. Mikio feels once again that his life in photography began with his encounter with Yoko. Video bonus: director's greeting ( Royal Theatre ), theatrical trailer, deleted scenes, audio bonus: special commentary ( Naoto Takenaka, Taeko Onuki, Yasushi Sasaki Hara ). Reversible jacket. Reversible jacket.
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