Chihiro Yamamoto

In a samurai and ninja era, a woman seeking revenge confronts a multitude of obstacles thrown her way, including an attack by a nefarious group.

Hired to revitalize a failing host club in Saitama, a cool-headed consultant scouts out the perfect host — but the candidate is a hopeless introvert.

Uzumasa has been called the Hollywood of Japan. Located in the historical Kyoto Prefecture, known as the cultural center of the nation, it has produced many “jidaigeki, ” Japanese period films which are set in or before the Edo period. These films are loved by the Japanese people and praised all over the world, but would not be what they were if it weren’t for the “kirareyaku, ” actors whose job it is to be killed by the lead star, without ever being in the limelight. Uzumasa Limelight is about those men, the unsung heroes of classic jidaigeki films; Actors who loved and respected the art, even when the production of classic jidaigeki films began to dwindle. Staring the legendary Seizo Fukumoto, Japan’s most famous kirareyaku who appeared as the “Silent Samurai” in the 2003 Hollywood film The Last Samurai, and using Charlie Chaplin’s Limelight as an underlying theme, the admirable story of these men dealing with a new generation and fading craftsmanship is told with melancholy and soul.

Ultraman Geed’s hasty actions put the Ultraman team in danger when they face off against an army intent on wiping out intelligent lifeforms.

The story follows Shinichi Toneli (Shingo Katori), a clumsy resident of Apt. 301 whose unexpected behavior amuses his neighbor in Apt. 302, Jiro Kasuya (Jiro Sato), who peeps through a hole. The story starts when Jiro's daughter Akane (Chihiro Yamamoto) finds out about her dad's hobby and she joins him peeping through a hole...

In the year 2050 mankind is extinct. The last survivors travel back in time to stop the invader, the Killgis, aided by roboticist Kenichiro Kurenai.