Showing posts with label Teiichi no Kuni. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Teiichi no Kuni. Show all posts

Sunday, March 04, 2018

Winners of the 41st Nippon Academy Awards 2018

Best Movie: Sandome no Satsujin

Best Animation: Yoru wa mijikashi arukeyo otome

Best Director: Koreeda Hirokazu - Sandome no Satsujin

Best Scriptwriter: Koreeda Hirokazu - Sandome no Satsujin

Best Leading Actor: Suda Masaki - Aa, Kouya

Best Leading Actress: Aoi Yu - Kanojo ga sono na wo shiranai toritachi

Best Supporting Actor: Yakusho Koji - Sandome no Satsujin

Best Supporting Actress: Hirose Suzu - Sandome no Satsujin

Best Foreign Movie: La La Land

Newcomer Awards
Nakajo Ayami - Chia Dan ~ Joshikousei ga chiadansu de zenbei seihashichatta honto no hanashi ~
Hamabe Minami - Kimi no suizou wo tabetai
Kitamura Takumi - Kimi no suizou wo tabetai
Takeuchi Ryoma - Teiichi no Kuni

Source: Natalie

Tuesday, December 05, 2017

Winners of the 30th Nikkansports Movie Awards & Ishihara Yujiro Award

Best Movie: Aa, Kouya

Best Director: Ishihara Yuuya (Yozora wa itsudemo saikou mitsudo no aoiro da)

Best Leading Actor: Suda Masaki (Aa, Kouya / Kiseki Ano hi no sobito / Teiichi no Kuni / Hibana)

Best Leading Actress: Aoi Yu (Kanojo ga sono na wo shiranai toritachi / Azumi Haruko wa yukue fumei)

Best Supporting Actor: Yakusho Koji (Sandome no Satsujin / Sekigahara)

Best Supporting Actress: Ono Machiko (Namiya Zakkaten no Kiseki)

Best Newcomer: Hamabe Minami (Kimi no suizou wo tabetai)

Best Foreign Movie: Dunkirk

Ishihara Yujiro Award: Outrage Saishusho (Kitano Takeshi)

Ishihara Yujiro Newcomer Award: Takeuchi Ryoma (Teiichi no Kuni)

Source: Sankei News

Thursday, November 30, 2017

Winners of the 42nd Hochi Movie Awards (2017)

Best Movie: Aa, Kouya

Best Director: Mishima Yukiko (Osanako warera ni umare)

Best Leading Actor: Suda Masaki (Kiseki Ano hi no sobito / Teiichi no Kuni / Aa, Kouya / Hibana)

Best Leading Actress: Aoi Yu (Kanojo ga sono na wo shiranai toritachi)

Best Supporting Actor: Yakusho Koji (Sekigahara / Sandome no Satsujin)

Best Supporting Actress: Tanaka Rena (Osanako warera ni umare)

Best Newcomer: Kitamura Takumi & Hamabe Minami (Kimi no suizou wo tabetai)

Best Foreign Movie: Beauty & The Beast

Best Anime Movie: SING

Special Award: The "Outrage" trilogy (Kitano Takeshi) & Ryuichi Sakamoto: CODA (Stephen Nomura Schible)

Source: Yomiuri Hochi

Sunday, October 29, 2017

Winners of the 9th TAMA Movie Awards (2017)

Best Movie
- Sanposuru Shinryakusha
- Eiga Yozora wa itsudemo saikou mitsudo no aoiro da

Special Award
- Director Yuasa Masaaki & the staff of the movies "Yoru wa mijikashi arukeyo otome" & "Yoake tsugeru ruu no uta"
- Director Tomita Katsuya & the staff of the movie "Bangkok Nites"

Monday, August 14, 2017

Top 10 bestselling Japanese movies in the first half of 2017

Numbers in brackets indicate the exact or estimated box office takings which is represented with an asterix:

1) Meitantei Conan Kara kurenai no love letter (JPY 6.87bn)

2) Eiga Doraemon Nobita no nankyoku kachikochi daibouken (JPY 4.43bn)

3) Eiga Youkai Watch Soratobu kujira to double sekai no daibouken da nyan! (JPY 3.26bn)

4) Gekijouban Sword Art Online Ordinal Scale (JPY 2.5bn ~ JPY 2.6bn)*

5) Kaizoku to yobareta otoko (JPY 2.37bn)

6) 22 Nenme no Kokuhaku - Watashi ga satsujinhan desu - (JPY 2.34bn)* as of 23 July 2017

7) Hirugao (JPY 2.23bn)* as of 23 July 2017

8) Aibou - Gekijouban IV - Shuto Crisis Hitojichi wa 50-man nin! Tokumeigakari Saigo no ketsudan / Teiichi no Kuni (JPY 1.92bn)

10) Boku wa ashita, kinou no kimi to deeto suru (JPY 1.85bn)

In terms of the overall top 10 bestselling movies ranking, only the top 2 movies in this list made it to be ranked at No.3 and No.7 respectively. This seems to show that the Japanese box office is still pretty much dominated by Hollywood films and there is a considerable gap to overcome with the No.1 film "Beauty and the Beast" chalking up takings almost double of what the Conan movie got i.e. JPY 12.5bn vs. JPY 6.87bn.

Source: Cinema Today

Monday, June 05, 2017

Top 10 movies box office ranking for the weekend of 3rd & 4th June 2017

Numbers in brackets indicate the number of cinemas showing the movie:

1) Beauty and the Beast (372)

2) LOGAN (359)

3) Hanaikusa (353)

4) Chotto ima kara shigoto yametekuru (284)

5) Kazoku wa tsurai yo 2 (325)

6) Meitantei Conan Karakurenai no Love Letter (354)

7) Peach Girl (302)

8) Teiichi no Kuni (291)

9) Kimi no Manazashi (177)

10) Fast & Furious 8 (355)

Source: Eiga.com

Monday, May 29, 2017

Top 10 movies box office ranking for the weekend of 27th & 28th May

Numbers in brackets indicate the number of cinemas showing the movie:

1) Beauty and the Beast (372)

2) Kazoku wa tsurai yo 2 (325)

3) Chotto ima kara shigoto yametekuru (284)

4) Meitantei Conan Karakurenai no Love Letter (354)

5) Peach Girl (301)

6) The Fate of the Furious (355)

7) Kimi no Manazashi (177)

8) Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (347)

9) Teiichi no Kuni (291)

10) Arrival (198)

Source: Eiga.com

Tuesday, May 23, 2017

Top 10 movies box office ranking for the weekend of 20th & 21st May 2017

Numbers in brackets indicate the number of cinemas showing the movie:

1) Beauty and the Beast (372)

2) Meitantei Conan Karakurenai no Love Letter (354)

3) Peach Girl (301)

4) The Fate of the Furious (355)

5) Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (347)

6) Kimi no Manazashi (177)

7) Arrival (198)

8) Teiichi no Kuni (291)

9) Tsuioku (293)

10) Tatara Samurai (281)

Source: Eiga.com

Tuesday, May 16, 2017

Top 10 movies box office ranking for the weekend of 13th & 14th May

Numbers in brackets indicate the number of cinemas showing the movie:

1) Beauty and the Beast (372)

2) Meitantei Conan Karakurenai no Love Letter (354)

3) Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (347)

4) The Fate of the Furious (355)

5) Tsuioku (293)

6) Teiichi no Kuni (291)

7) Eiga Crayon Shin-chan Shuurai!! Uchujin Shiriri (349)

8) Split (178)

9) Last Cop THE MOVIE (284)

10) Mugen no Juunin (331)

Source: Eiga.com

Monday, May 08, 2017

Top 10 movies box office ranking for the weekend of 6th & 7th May

Numbers in brackets indicate the number of cinemas showing the movie:

1) Beauty and the Beast (372)

2) Meitantei Conan Karakurenai no Love Letter (354)

3) The Fate of the Furious (355)

4) Tsuioku (293)

5) Teiichi no Kuni (291)

6) Eiga Crayon Shin-chan Shuurai!! Uchujin Shiriri (349)

7) Last Cop THE MOVIE (284)

8) Mugen no Juunin (331)

9) SING (359)

10) Gekijouban FAIRY TAIL DRAGON CRY (101)

Source: Eiga.com

Tuesday, May 02, 2017

Top 10 movies box office ranking for the weekend of 29th & 30th April 2017

Numbers in brackets indicate the number of cinemas showing the movie:

1) Beauty and the Beast (372)

2) Meitantei Conan Karakurenai no Love Letter (354)

3) The Fate of the Furious (355)

4) Teiichi no Kuni (291)

5) Eiga Crayon Shin-chan Shuurai!! Uchujin Shiriri (349)

6) Mugen no Juunin (331)

7) SING (359)

8) Sangatsu no Lion Kouhen (295)

9) Moana (359)

10) Eiga Kamisama Minarai Himitsu no Kokotama Kiseki wo okose Table to Dokidoki Kokotamakai (151)

Source: Eiga.com

Sunday, April 30, 2017

First-day-screening event of new movie "Teiichi no Kuni"

The first-day-screening event of new movie "Teiichi no Kuni" was held at TOHO Cinemas Roppongi Hills on 29 April which was attended by the director Nagai Akira and cast members Suda Masaki, Nomura Shuhei, Takeuchi Ryoma, Mamiya Shotaro, Shison Jun, Chiba Yuudai, Nagano Mei and Yoshida Kotaro. The movie which is based on the same-titled manga by Furuya Usamaru that has been serialised in "JUMP SQ" from 2010, is set at Kaitei Senior High School which is the No.1 high school in Japan. Suda plays the role of Akaba Teiichi who dreams of becoming the Prime Minister and wants to create his own country. As such, when he enters Kaitei, he aims to become the student council chairman and takes part in an intense election in order to achieve his goal. Yoshida plays Teiichi's father Akaba Jousuke who is a government official at the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry while Nagano plays Teiichi's girlfriend Shiratori Mimiko. Nomura, Takeuchi and Shison all play Year 1 students i.e. Tougou Kikuma, Ootaka Dan and Sakakibara Koumei respectively while Mamiya and Chiba play Year 2 students Himuro Roland and Morizono Okuto who are all vying for the coveted chairman position.

Suda commented that although he was very happy for the movie which they worked very hard on to be released, he was also filled with a tinge of sadness. Nomura who plays Suda's arch rival in the movie, revealed jokingly that they have been working hard in their respective careers since their teens so their relationship in real life is somewhat similar because they will be mindful of each other's career achievements for at least the next 20 or 30 years. Although it has been a while since they last acted together, Nomura said that he realised how easy it is to work with his buddy through this movie and hopes that they can collaborate again in future.

Yoshida had nothing for praise for Suda especially his great acting skills despite being only 24.but also expressed his worry if there might be a day when he stops growing and encounters a slump. In response to this, Suda expressed his joy and embarrassment at being praised by Yoshida.

When asked if anyone had something to say to Suda, Mamiya volunteered to share this episode on the last day of filming for everyone except Suda. While everyone was waiting for Suda to show up, he then went on to kiss everyone on their lips one by one so Mamiya wanted to ask why he did that. Suda explained that the first person he saw when he entered the room was Nomura who he kissed so it became natural that he would want to do the same to the others as a gesture of thanks. Nomura then chipped in to say that he was the only one who got a deep kiss while Chiba praised Suda for having very soft lips.

Sources: Eiga.com / Oricon

Monday, April 17, 2017

"Teiichi no Kuni" spin-off drama to be shown via FujiTV from 24 April

In conjunction with the impending release of new movie "Teiichi no Kuni" starring Suda Masaki from 29 April, FujiTV will be showing a 5-part spin-off drama featuring the 5 main actors who play characters fighting for the post of student council chairman with Teiichi (Suda) i.e. Nomura Shuhei, Takeuchi Ryoma, Mamiya Shotaro, Shison Jun and Chiba Yuudai. Each episode will feature one actor as the lead and the 5 episodes will be shown consecutively from 24 April up to the movie's release date. The last episode featuring Takeuchi will also see Suda making a guest appearance.

Source: Sanspo

Saturday, April 15, 2017

Completion screening event of new movie "Teiichi no Kuni"

The completion screening event of new movie "Teiichi no Kuni" was held at Tokyo International Forum on 11 April which was attended by the director Nagai Akira and cast members Suda Masaki, Nomura Shuhei, Takeuchi Ryoma, Mamiya Shotaro, Shison Jun, Chiba Yuudai and Nagano Mei. About 4,000 people gathered for the event and the movie will be officially released in cinemas from 29 April.

The movie which is based on the same-titled manga by Furuya Usamaru that has been serialised in "JUMP SQ" from 2010, is set at Kaitei Senior High School which is the No.1 high school in Japan. Suda plays the role of Akaba Teiichi who dreams of becoming the Prime Minister and wants to create his own country. As such, when he enters Kaitei, he aims to become the student council chairman and takes part in an intense election in order to achieve his goal. Yoshida Kotaro plays Teiichi's father Akaba Jousuke who is a government official at the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry while Nagano plays Teiichi's girlfriend Shiratori Mimiko. Nomura, Takeuchi and Shison all play Year 1 students i.e. Tougou Kikuma, Ootaka Dan and Sakakibara Koumei respectively while Mamiya and Chiba play Year 2 students Himuro Roland and Morizono Okuto who are all vying for the coveted chairman position.

When asked about assembling a cast consisting of the hottest young actors, director Nagai admitted that it would probably be impossible to do the same now compared to one year ago when they were preparing for this movie, given the popularity of his cast. As such, he felt that this movie was especially memorable in this sense.

During the event, the male cast also put up a taiko performance which will be featured in the movie as well as this is a traditional event of Kaitei's cultural festival while Nagano stood in the middle of the circle to cheer them on. Halfway through, Nomura broke his drum stick but still managed to finish the performance. At the end, Nomura joked to the audience that he would give away the broken drum stick to the audience which led to cheers from everyone. On the other hand, Chiba and Takeuchi did not play the taiko in the movie so this performance was their first attempt at playing it. Takeuchi revealed wryly that he made many mistakes and marveled at how the rest could do this during the filming because his arms were already hurting from just performance. When it was Chiba's turn to speak, the others kept butting in by teasing him and revealed that he was nicknamed "Jijii" (old man) because he is the oldest among the cast.

When asked about the happenings during the filming, Suda revealed that he brought his guitar along so he played it during the breaks while Takeuchi sang along with him. By the end of the event, the audience were allowed to take photos of the cast freely.

Sources: Eiga.com / Sanspo / Oricon

Saturday, April 01, 2017

Suda Masaki & Honda Tsubasa reportedly dating?

Suda Masaki and Honda Tsubasa are said to be dating as reported on 1 April. According to media reports, the two of them worked together in the NTV Autumn 2016 drama "Jimi ni sugoi! Kouetsu Girl Kouno Etsuko" which led to them becoming close and eventually started to date recently. When asked about this, Suda's agency said that Honda was just a co-star of his while Honda's agency said that they heard from her that he is just a friend of hers.

Honda was previously romantically linked to Miura Shohei but the two of them were said to have broken up last summer. Other than her acting career, Honda is also a model for women's fashion magazine "non-no". On the other hand, Suda is a very sought-after actor and will be appearing in a number of movies this year such as "Teiichi no Kuni", "Hibana" and "Gintama". He is expected to appear in public for the completion screening event of "Teiichi no Kuni" on 11 April.

Sources: Oricon 1 / Oricon 2 / Daily Sports

Wednesday, March 08, 2017

CreepHyp to sing the theme song for new movie "Teiichi no Kuni"

CreepHyp will be singing the theme song for new movie "Teiichi no Kuni" starring Suda Masaki. The song titled "Ito" was specially written for the movie and describes how the characters in the story try to get rid of their rivals so as to win the election for the student council chairman post. The title has the double meaning of the "thread" used to manipulate puppets and the "intention" in one's strategy to survive.

The band's vocalist Ozaki Sekaikan commented that when he first met the director, he was touched by how much trust he had in their music and was prepared to leave things to them in creating a suitable theme song for the film. As such, they managed to create a song which will represent their joy at being given such a chance to showcase their music. Suda who had heard the song, complimented the powerful melody and inclusive lyrics which were amplified by Ozaki's warm and sharp vocals. As such, he had a lot of respect for the band and revealed that he almost felt like crying after listening to this.

"Teiichi no Kuni" will be shown in cinemas from 29 April.

Source: Eiga.com

Saturday, November 19, 2016

Suda Masaki to star in new movie "Teiichi no Kuni" as a senior high student

Suda Masaki will be starring in the new movie "Teiichi no Kuni" (Teiichi's country) which will be shown in cinemas from 29 April 2017. Besides Suda, co-stars include Nomura Shuhei, Takeuchi Ryoma, Mamiya Shotaro, Shison Jun, Chiba Yudai, Nagano Mei and Yoshida Kotaro.

The movie which is based on the same-titled manga by Furuya Usamaru that has been serialised in "JUMP SQ" from 2010, is set at Kaitei Senior High School which is the No.1 high school in Japan. Suda plays the role of Akaba Teiichi who dreams of becoming the Prime Minister and wants to create his own country. As such, when he enters Kaitei, he aims to become the student council chairman and takes part in an intense election in order to achieve his goal. Yoshida plays Teiichi's father Akaba Jousuke who is a government official at the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry while Nagano plays Teiichi's girlfriend Shiratori Mimiko. Nomura, Takeuchi and Shison all play Year 1 students i.e. Tougou Kikuma, Ootaka Dan and Sakakibara Koumei respectively while Mamiya and Chiba play Year 2 students Himuro Roland and Morizono Okuto who are all vying for the coveted chairman position.

Suda revealed that he has been a fan of the original manga and admitted that he thought that the lead character of Teiichi seemed to be tailormade for him. Besides being happy about being able to work with fellow actors who are about the same age as him, he is also eagerly expecting beung able to participate in the many impactful scenes featured in the story. Of these, one of the signature scenes features the students participating in the school festival and playing the taiko drums while wearing loin cloths. Suda commented that it will be the first time that he has worn a loin cloth and he even plans to shave his entire body before the filming of this scene.

Filming will be from mid December to early February 2017.

Sources: Sanspo / Yomiuri Hochi / Oricon / Eiga.com