Takayuki Imara

When Madoka plays Pokémon Red for the first time in 20 years, she discovers a different experience than the one she knew as a child, one that is full of valuable life lessons.

Two girls with the same name but very different personalities share an apartment in this sequel to Nana. The rising fame of Nana Osaki's band, the Black Stones, is beginning to take a toll on the best friends' relationship. Meanwhile, Nana Komatsu struggles to make sense of her love triangle with Black Stones' guitarist Nobu and rival group Trapnest's bassist Takumi.

Based on a popular comic by Kazuto Okada, this is the sixth episode of the series, which is the final story of the school romantic comedy "Not in Textbooks!" that depicts the cohabitation life of a cute and popular high school girl and a Japanese language teacher swayed by her. Aya Shirakaba became a third-year student at Otome High School, and now it's only one year before graduating. It's been another year since she lived with her homeroom teacher, Arihiko Tairaku, but at that time, a story about a marriage with May was brought up in Tairaku. On the other hand, Aya's father, who wanted to separate her daughter who is too close to Tairaku from him, tells Aya about studying abroad. Aya listens to her father and decides to study abroad. Ayaka Morikawa and Ryouma Baba, who have starred in the whole series, play Aya and Tairaku respectively, and Sena Natsuki, a gravure idol, plays the role of May who is in a triangular relationship with the two.

Set in a spa town, Akira Takasu (Masatoshi Nagase) is a carver and a mailman. He keeps in touch with poet Penguin (Masataka Kubota). Penguin has a female fan with the name of Moonlit Night's Star (Sakurako Konishi). She sends letters to Penguin. One day, the female fan appears in front of Akira Takasu and Penguin. These three somehow get involved in a battle between the yakuza.

The hero love comedy manga "Hop Step Jump!" By Kazuto Okada of "Sundome" is made into a live-action movie with the first starring of the popular gravure idol Jun Amaki. The hero who gained the jumping power of a frog by being bitten by a mysterious frog is struggling to protect the high school girl he admires. Tsuruoka Ichigo, a janitor at Aozora Jogakkan, was secretly in love with Asahimura Kaoru, a female student of the disciplinary committee, but Tsuruoka, who is stubborn, cannot get along with Kaoru. However, one day, when he was bitten by a pink frog in the backyard of the school, he acquired the ability of a frog to fly and bounce. Eventually, he rescued Kaoru from the small fire that occurred in the school, but Sakata, a physical education teacher, robbed him of his credit.

Jun Amaki, a popular gravure idol, starred in the movie for the first time, and made a live-action movie of the cartoon of the same name by Kazuto Okada, a cartoonist known for his sexy love comedies such as "Sundome" and "Not in the textbook!" The second work of "Pu!" A unique hero and romantic comedy depicting a high school girl with a strong sense of justice and a dull janitor man who has acquired the ability of a frog for some reason, confronting a school crisis. Asahimura Kaoru, a disciplinary committee member of Aozora Jogakkan, has a strong sense of justice, and at one point she sets out to resolve the voyeurism incident that occurred in the school. Yui Yunohama, a Japanese language teacher, was the first to suspect that he was the criminal, and Tsuruoka, a janitor, was involved in the search for the criminal. It emerges, but...