Yohta Kawase

Takashi, a 50-year-old bachelor, has no dreams, no job, and no home. He is staying at his uncle's house on condition that he takes care of his uncle who suffers from dementia. When his uncle dies, his son Mitsuaki returns home. The three old friends reunite with their childhood friend Sho. Takashi and his family's life goes by happily while running his uncle's fishing pond.

From the director of A Lonely Cow Weeps at Dawn comes this romantic comedy about a blind woman who falls in love with the wrong man.

After his hand is amputated by enemy Yakuza, a criminal gets a transplant from an underground doctor. But his new hand has a mind of its own.

Just as Yuji starts picking up the pieces of his broken life, aliens invade his city and turn the populace into bloodthirsty cyborgs that he must stop.

After attempting to meet someone new on a dating website, Chihiro starts talking to Makoto, who is asking around about a string of suicides. She agrees to meet with him, as she knew one of the girls that recently passed. After the two begin to connect a bit, Makoto gets an e-mail from Chihiro, saying she doesn't see a purpose to continue living.

When a businessman gropes a pretty girl on a Tokyo commuter train, his cheap thrill turns expensive as she seizes the moment and steals his wallet.

Yukisuke is attracted to a girl Koyomi, who runs a small stand of taiyaki pastry that he often buys. Koyomi is hospitalized, however, by a car accident on a rainy day after they go out together, and wakes up with short term memory loss, where she cannot remember anything beyond the present day. Yukisuke tries to live close to her as before but the lack of collective memory starts to stagger him.

Director and actor Yutaka Ikejima takes a look back at his prolific career as a contributor to the world of Japanese erotic cinema, or pinku films.

The set of a low-budget romantic teen comedy becomes a bloodbath when the script awakens an evil spirit that takes possession of the leading man.