GPOY

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Kiko Mizuhara

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I am OK with the reality that my life can never be as cool as this movie poster

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Last Year at Marienbad Japanese poster

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Yes everything about this

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Destroy All Monsters (1968)

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tokyokumako:

prepaid train ticket that everyone has one or two in Tokyo(one is good enough, mine is Suica!)

The penguin one belongs to JR and the pink robot one belongs to other private lines including metro, but both can be used in either way to each other.

Most kiosks and restaurants in the train stations accept these cards for payment.

“MO” means “too, as well”, so on the card the pink robot has says “train service as well as buses, you can use pasmo”

“Suica” is the same sound of suika, a watermelon in itself. The theme colour is green, and the penguin is so adorable. And besides, “SUI” reminds us “swift”, and “ca” can mean “card” of course.

When they introduced this card system as the replacement of old paper ticket, we were very impressed how fast we could go through the ticket gate.

Why don’t our metro cards have penguins and robots on them, America???

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Kanashimi no Belladonna Poster
Directed by Eiichi Yamamoto
1973 

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Illustration for Tory’s Whisky
by Ryohei Yanagihara 

Woodchip Carrier illustration for Mitsui O.S.K. Lines
by Ryohei Yanagihara

Takeshi Kitano

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Love Exposure
Directed by Shion Sono
2008

Dolls
Directed by Takeshi Kitano
2002

This movie was kind of like Takeshi Kitano doing his own artsy Wong Kar-Wai style romance film. The cinematography is amazing and sadly it’s sort of overshadowed by Hero (which came out the same year) or “Beat” Takeshi’s more gangster yakuza films. But what the hell, we’re talking about the poster though right? The type is really nice with the whole calligraphy Japanese brushstroke style, and the use of red fits with the cinematography and overall love theme. Although I wouldn’t be opposed to it if they just used this photo of the other Japanese actress instead. Just sayin.