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Hello everyone! Today I'm going to be reviewing another Japanese movie that the CD just released a week ago, and it is Sunny: Our Hearts Beat Together (2018). http://asianwiki.com/Sunny:_Our_Hearts_Beat_Together http://sunny-movie.jp/   (My review might be related to the Korean version) This movie is a remake from 2011 South Korean movie, Sunny. I've watched the Korean version like 20 times because it is great, funny, and touching and the Korean version is one of my favourite movies of all the time. The movie tells about Nami, a mother who is married with a successful businessman and has a beautiful daughter. Her life seems perfect, when in reality, she feels like there is something missing in her life. One day, when she visited her mother in the hospital, she met one of her best friends when she was in high school. Her friend suffered from cancer. Then, her friend, Chun-Hwa (in Korean version) asked Nami if she could met their friends of their group called

Hello everyone! Welcome back to my blog. Today, I will share a Japanese movie review to you and the title is Honey. This movie released last year and I will share the link of its Asian Wiki page for more information. http://asianwiki.com/Honey_(Japanese_Movie) This movie is adapted from manga under the same title written by Amu Meguro. I've read few chapters of the manga and I really like it. The story tells about Nao Kogure--a shy and sweet girl--, who is proposed by scary, red-haired Taiga Onise. As usual, spoiler alert! The movie began with Taiga Onise (played by Sho Hirano, member of King & Prince) that was fighting in the rain. Then when he sat, still in the rain, a girl gave him red umbrella and a box of milk. I guess you know who gave him the umbrella and the milk. Yup, it's Nao Kogure (played by Yuna Taira). But this scene is only the prologue of the movie.  Nao lives with her uncle since her parents died from an accident. Because of her pa