Akari Saito
Oyuncu · d. 1995 · Tokyo, Japan
Akari Saito was born in Tokyo, Japan. She started her career in 2011, in the NHK TV show "R no hôsoku", and appears in various TV shows since then (she is known as being one of the "King's brunch" girls). She is primarily working as a stage actress since 2015.
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Film6.6AksiyonBir zamanlar yetenekleri ile kimsenin baş edemeyeceği karanlığın insanları vardı. Sadece savaşmak için yaşayan bu gölgelerin savaşçıları “Shinobi” olarak bilinirlerdi. Iga ve Koga iki köyün ninja soylarıydı. Her iki boyunda farklı üstünlükleri vardı. Her iki boyda 400 yıl boyunca Shinobi’nin gizemli sanatları ile sayısız ninja yetiştirmişlerdi.Yüzyıllar süren savaşlardan sonra topraklara barış gelir ve Shinobi boyundan gelen bir adam bir başka boydan kızla tanışır ve hikayemiz burada başlar.
Film8.8AksiyonSuçSet in an alternative world of Bungo Stray Dogs, this "what-if" story imagines if Atsushi Nakajima was in the Port Mafia and Ryūnosuke Akutagawa was in the Armed Detective Agency, instead of vice-versa. The story follows Ryūnosuke Akutagawa, who vows revenge on a man dressed in black in order to rescue his sister. However, as he is about to starve to death, a man from the Armed Detective Agency appears.
FilmKomediFantastikKengo, who is saddened by the loss of his girlfriend Sayuri in an accident, meets an eccentric high school girl, Umihana. Her father, Shaman Tetsushi, makes Kengo see Sayuri's spirit and begins living with Sayuri again. Sayuri is cute. It's a ghost, but I'm not scared at all. On the contrary, he enthusiastically teaches the recipe to Kengo, who cannot cook, until he can reproduce the same taste as Sayuri. Even though I can see the dream of music and the spirit of my lover so clearly, I can't grasp it. Even though he had such itchy days, he was still happy. However, one day, a so-called love triangle incident occurred in which the prayer's daughter, Kaika, liked Kengo. Umihana had a bad taste of exorcising anything, whether it was a demon or a kind-hearted spirit.
FilmAn attempted interpretation in Super 8 of a 19th century woodblock print book, printed by Japanese artist Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, from his series "One Hundred Aspects of the Moon" (1885-1892)