The more Mr. Suzuki struggles, the more excited we become," says Hisashi Eguchi. This critically acclaimed work has garnered rave reviews in newspapers and magazines. It presents a fresh take on the teacher archetype—one who tackles minor issues and major trials with unwavering dedication. Recommended in 2006 by the Japan Media Arts Festival Committee. Mr. Suzuki's nervous sweat and loop tie are true symbols of his sincerity! (Source: Emaqi)

Struggling artiste Tokunaga has an electrifying encounter with a senior artiste Kamiya, a genius who has his own unique stand-up comedy philosophy, and becomes his disciple. This is the story of the friendship and struggles between two performers trying to make it in the competitive world of show business. (Source: IMDb)

Zenkouji temple, Nagano. One day, a giant doguu – a clay statue from Japan's ancient Joumon period – appears, and starts to rampage through the city. No one can stop this savage, unearthly war god… No one but the ancient earthen warrior Haniwatt, that is. It's up to the government's secret counter-“doguun” agency to perform the age-old summoning ritual, transform into Haniwatt, and put an end to the destruction. In this dark, deliberately paced story inspired by Showa-era tokusatsu shows such as Kamen Rider and Godzilla, the monsters are based on real-life archaeological finds.