'TheIn numerous films such as "Hiyoko" and "The Miracle Worker," Okada Keiwa has gently and delicately depicted the subtleties of emotions of people living day to day. This is the story of "love," "youth," and "forgiveness" that he spun from the songs of Ginko Boyz, such as "Poadamu" and "Drifting Classroom. This is "Ichigo no Uta" ("Song of a Strawberry").
smallKotaro Furudate passionately plays the role of Kota Sasazawa, the insanely pure and dedicated protagonist. The enigmatic heroine, Chihi Amano, whom Kota falls in love with and only sees once a year on Tanabata day, is played by Shizuka Ishibashi. Ishibashi plays the role of "goddess" in a charming and sassy way, which is a little different from her usual image.
Japanese dock (plant) (Rumex japonicus)However, Kota in this work is creepy. Kota's happy face as he stares at the person he loves, Kota's one-sided talk without giving the other person a chance to speak, Kota's jumping around beside Sennichi, and Kota's every move in love are too pure and gross.
indicates certainty, emphasis, etc.. too, everything about Kota is so sweet.
be. because when you are seriously in love, you are the most disgusting thing to other people.
that (someone or something distant from both speaker and listener, or situation unfamiliar to both speaker and listener)Ugh , this movie is full of true love.
."The creepiness of being in love is not to be outdone by the emo stuff."
NMR. and when the roll was over, I was convinced that .
the most. I sincerely hope that the word "emo", which is used too easily these days, will be weeded out by Kota's "creepiness".
silverKazunobu Mineta, the frontman of Anzu Boyz, plays a memorable role in the film, watching over Kota and Chiho. He also wrote the theme song "Ichigo no Uta" (Song of the Strawberry), which has the same title as the movie. This will be Ginko BOYZ's first CD release in about a year and 10 months, and will be sold exclusively at theaters where the film will be shown (excluding some theaters). Be sure not to miss out!
thisThe times we were able to talk to the stars of the show, Yutaro Furudate and Kazunobu Mineta.
and. and I managed to get a write-up that I often see on movie information sites. . I'm sure I won't get a big kick in the pants from the distributors now. For the time being, I am relieved.
come. I would like to apologize in advance. I, Nail Cutter, who will serve as the interviewer for this interview, am a stray writer who earns his living by writing texts in which obscene words such as "masturbation" and "adult entertainment" are frequently used.
."I have never been saved by God, but I have been saved by porn stars on many nights," I can write about things that I don't understand in a pompous manner. I was asked by Mr. Mineta to write a recommendation for the obi sash of his book, "Kireitai Yoru ni Kigitai (Only on the Night I Want to Die)," which is a compilation of my wild love life, and this was a strange coincidence that led to this interview.
young (animal)In the interviews with Mr. Mineta and Mr. Furudate that will begin in the following paragraphs, I am sure that you will find some unsightly parts, such as frequent digressions, stories that have nothing to do with the film, and self-talk in which I speak loudly about my experiences while leaving the two of you out of it.
reflectionRather than covering a painting, it is more like a boys' talk about girls and sex during recess. . I hope you will enjoy it as it is also a coming-of-age experience. (Kirio Tsume)