Advertising films in Japan (12/2005
)
Japanese and Korean film edge out Hollywood at TIFF 2005 (11/4/05)
Tokyo International Film Festival 2005 (10/23/05)
Kenji Uchida profile (10/14/05
)
Japanese and Korean movie eats Hollywood's lunch (9/30/05)
Reincarnation set visi
t (9/2/05)
Shochiku at 110 (9/30/05)
September production comment
Kadokawa at 60
Children's films: Japan (7/15/05)
World premieres in Japan: The importance of being eastern (6/24/05
)
Foreign-backed exhibitors in Japan (6/24/050
Japanese film lobbyists -- not (6/17/05)
A different definition of Japanse cool (5/19)
Howl's US release announced (3/19/05)
Japan dubs the movies (3/16/05)
Japanese film industry goes Korean (3/10/05
Summer movies in the Japan (3/8/05
)
Howl's Moving Castle hits all-time #2
2004 BO review (2/2/05)
Alexander
in Japan
(1/19/05)
January production analysis: More weepers on the way (1/5/05)
Toho Virgin Cinemas Roppongi Hills (11/25/04)
Marketing Howl's Moving Castle (11/30/04)
Gaga buyout analysis (11/3/04
)
Japanese distribution system (10/6/04)
Kadokawa Tsuguhiko interview (10/5
)
Sixty years of Kadokawa (10/5/04)
Japanese production trends (10/4/04
Japan Film Commission Tetsuji Maezawa interview (9/25/04)
Kadokawa's big plans (9/10/04)
Kadokawa at sixty (9/5/04)
Japanese star system (8/25/04)
Censorship in Japan (8/11/04)
The Next
Last Samurai
? Zhang meets Takakura (2/24/05
)
Paying attention to Japan pays off for
Phantom
(2/17/05)
When Japanese film folk misbehave (2/10/05)
2004 in review (2/2/05)
Toei rings BO gong with Year One in the North (1/27/05)
Windstruck has BO wind at its back (1/21/05)
Howl's roars on (1/5/05
)
2004 in review (12/22/04)
Korean film boom for real (12/15/04
)
Incredibles -- Credible in Japan? (12/9/04)
Time to bag box office blues for Japanese films? (12/2/04)
Love rules at Japanese box office (11/24/04)
Godzilla meets his end (11/18/04)
SMAP drives Japanese BO (11/12/04)
Christmas season begins with laugh, tear, slash (11/10/04)
Gaga buyout (10/31/04)
Miyazaki and Lasseter go head to head
Too many Japanese films? (10/16/04)
Altamira goes against the grain (9/24/04)
Film funds come back (9/16/04
)
Japanese remakes of Japanese films (9/15/04)
Hollywood in decline? (9/11/04)
War movie revival (9/2/04)
Kore-eda reaches for the sword (8/26/04)
Horror goes arthouse (8/19/04)
Japanese arthouse audiences
(7/22/04)
Brotherhood and the Japanese-Korean cultural gap (7/7/04)
Harry Potter storms Japanese box office (7/1/04)
Umizaru against Hollywood (624/04
)
Disaster films at the Japanese box office (6/17/04)
Silmido and the Korean movie boom (6/10/04)
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