Top 20 Japanese love movies that make viewers move and admire the most

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Daytime Shooting Star (2017)

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Daytime Shooting Star (2017) is a Japanese romance and school film, directed by Takehiko Shinjo and scripted by Naoko Adachi. The film is based on the manga of the same name by Mika Yamamori.

The film is about Suzume Yosano (Mei Nagano), a schoolgirl who moves from the countryside to Tokyo to study. The first day she arrived in Tokyo, Suzume got lost and was helped by a man named Satsuki Shishio (Shohei Miura). The person who helped this girl was her homeroom teacher. With her first impressions, she gradually fell in love with her teacher.

Suzume Yosano also makes friends with other students in class, such as Daiki Mamura (Aran Shirahama), a boy who hates women but likes Suzume, or Yuyuka Nekota (Maika Yamamoto), a close friend who loves Daiki. Suzume Yosano faces troubles and difficulties when falling in love with someone older than her and her teacher, such as opposition from family, friends or society. She also has to balance love and studies, as well as choose between Satsuki Shishio and Daiki Mamura.

Director: Takehiko Shinjo
Screenwriter: Naoko Adachi
Cast: Mei Nagano, Shohei Miura, Aran Shirahama, Maika Yamamoto
Duration: 119 minutes
Number of episodes: 1 (movie)
Status: Completed and premiered
Genre: Romance, school
Year of release: 2017
Country: Japan

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ReLIFE (2017)

ReLIFE (2017) is a romantic and humorous drama. The film has attractive content, beautiful and natural actors, and brings meaningful messages about life, choice and growth. The film tells the story of Kaizaki Arata, a 27-year-old unemployed man who lives on his parents' allowance. One day, he is invited to participate in an experimental project called ReLIFE, in which he will take a pill that can make him 10 years younger and return to high school as a 12th grader. This project aims to giving him a chance to rebuild his life and correct past mistakes.

While participating in the ReLIFE project, Kaizaki Arata meets and makes friends with many people, including Hishiro Chizuru, a smart girl but lacking communication skills. He also has to face the difficulties and troubles of student life, such as studying, exams, love, friendship, family... He gradually realizes the value of current life and the importance of working hard. accept yourself. He also gradually has feelings for Hishiro Chizuru, but he knows that after the project ends, all memories of him will be erased from everyone around him.

After completing the ReLIFE project, Kaizaki Arata was given a choice by the company: continue living with the memories of his last year of school or return to normal life and forget everything. He decided to take the second option and start a new job. However, he did not expect that Hishiro Chizuru was also a ReLIFE test subject and she also chose the second option. The two met again at the new company and gradually recovered their memories of each other. The movie ends with the two hugging each other and promising to always be together.

Director: Furusawa Takeshi
Screenwriter: Yayoiso (web manga author), Aso Kumiko (script adaptation)
Cast: Nakagawa Taishi (as Kaizaki Arata), Taira Yuna (as Hishiro Chizuru), Takasugi Mahiro (as Oga Kazuomi), Ikeda Elaiza (as Kariu Rena), Okazaki Sae (as Onoya An), Chiba Yudai (as Yoake Ryo)
Duration: 120 minutes
Number of episodes: Movie
Status: Completed
Genre: Romance, Romance, Comedy, Family
Year of release: 2017
Country: Japan

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You Are the Apple of My Eye (2018)

You Are the Apple of My Eye (2018) is a Japanese romantic comedy film, a remake of the 2011 Taiwanese film of the same name, based on the novel You are the Apple. of My Eye by author Cuu Ba Dao. The film tells the teenage love story of Kosuke Mizushima and Mana Hayase, two classmates from high school to college.

You Are the Apple of My Eye (2018) is a beautiful and cute film, giving the audience both happy and sad emotions. The film has many humorous details, but also does not lack emotional and touching moments. The film also portrays the innocence and purity of teenage love, as well as the ups and downs and maturity of love in adulthood, while also highlighting the importance of knowing how to speak out and listen. Listen to your feelings and those of others.

Director: Yasuo Hasegawa
Screenwriter: Yasuo Hasegawa and Kenzaburo Iida, based on the novel You are the Apple of My Eye by author Cuu Ba Dao
Cast: Yuki Yamada as Kosuke Mizushima, Asuka Saito as Mana Hayase, Honoka Matsumoto as Kawai, Takara Sakumoto as Shinji, Naoki Kunishima as Keita, and more
Duration: 114 minutes
Number of episodes: 1 episode
Status: Completed
Genre: Romance, Comedy, Romance
Year of release: 2018
Country: Japan

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The 100th Love with You

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The 100th Love with You is a Japanese romantic drama film, directed by Sho Tsukikawa and written by Satomi Ohshima. The film stars two main actors, Miwa and Kentaro Sakaguchi, as Aoi Hinata and Riku Hasegawa, two childhood best friends with the ability to turn back time.

  Aoi Hinata, a university student, had a traffic accident on her birthday. When she woke up, she discovered she had returned to a week before the accident. Riku Hasegawa, her childhood friend, told her that he could turn back time and did so many times.

Aoi and Riku, along with other friends, are members of a band at university. Riku is considered by everyone to be a perfect and calm person. However, he always hides his past pain and mistakes. Aoi and Riku gradually realize their feelings go beyond friendship as they experience happy and sad moments in life together. They also face troubles and misunderstandings within the band, as well as the pursuit of Naoya, a friend who likes Aoi.

Director: Sho Tsukikawa
Screenwriter: Satomi Ohshima
Cast: Miwa (as Aoi Hinata), Kentaro Sakaguchi (as Riku Hasegawa), Keiko Horiuchi (as Keiko Hinata), Yuki Izumisawa (as Tetsuta Nakamura), Erina Mano (as Rina Sagara), Keisuke Nakata (as Yuto Hyuga), Rina Ohta (as Haruka Ohara), Ryo Ryûsei (as Naoya Matsuda), Seiichi Tanabe (as Shuntaro Hasegawa), Goro Oishi (as University Professor) and Chika Uchida
Duration: 116 minutes
Number of episodes: The movie is a single movie, not divided into episodes.
Status: The film was completed and premiered in Japan on February 4, 201712. The film was also released in several other countries such as China and Korea.
Genre: The film belongs to the romantic genre, telling the love story between two childhood best friends who have the ability to turn back time.
Release year: The film was released in 2017.
Country: The film is a Japanese film, directed by Sho Tsukikawa and written by Satomi Ohshima.

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Let Me Eat Your Pancreas (Live-action) (2017)

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Let Me Eat Your Pancreas (Live-action) (2017) is a touching and romantic film about love and life. The film not only portrays the sweetness and purity of school-age love, but also shows the patient's courage and positivity in facing death.

The movie begins with the main male student accidentally picking up Sakura's diary in the hospital waiting room. He reads the diary and learns the secret about Sakura's illness. He decided to keep quiet and not reveal it to anyone. Later, he meets Sakura again at school and she says she wants to eat his pancreas, meaning she wants to become best friends with him.

The film continues to follow the process of two people gradually connecting and falling in love. They have fun moments, like going to the park, watching movies, traveling, or giving each other gifts. They also have sad times, like when Sakura was hospitalized, when he was jealous of Sakura's best friend Kyoko (Kitagawa Keiko), or when Sakura was bullied by her classmates. They shared joys and sorrows together, and learned many things from each other.

Director: Sho Tsukikawa
Screenwriter: Yoru Sumino (novel), Tomoko Yoshida (screenplay)
Actors: Kitamura Takumi as the main male student, Hamabe Minami as Yamauchi Sakura, Oguri Shun as the main male student 12 years later, Kitagawa Keiko as Kyoko, Sakura's best friend
Duration: 115 minutes
Number of episodes: The movie has only one episode, not a series
Status: The film was released on July 28, 2017 in Japan and has ended
Genre: The film belongs to the emotional - romantic - school genre, telling the love story between a male high school student and a female student with pancreatic cancer.
Release year: The film was released in 2017
Country: The film is a Japanese production, filmed in Tokyo and other locations