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Takatsuki Akira, Fukamachi Naoya, and Ubukata Ruiko become involved in mysterious disappearances that occur in different parts of Japan. Episode 8 (2x8, November 28, 2021) Season Finale
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Title:准教授・高槻彰良の推察Title (romaji):Junkyouju Takatsuki Akira no SuisatsuAlso known as:The Conjectures of Associate Professor Takatsuki AkiraGenre:Drama, Mystery, Fantasy, SupernaturalEpisodes:8Broadcast network:Fuji TV / Tokai TVBroadcast period:2021-Aug-07 to 2021-Sep-25Air time:Saturday 23:40Episodes:8Broadcast network:WOWOW / Fuji TV / Tokai TVBroadcast period:Air time:Sunday 23:00 (WOWOW) / Saturday 23:40 (Fuji TV / Tokai TV)Junkyouju Takatsuki Akira no Suisatsuis a co-produced drama series by Tokai TV and WOWOW. The first season will be aired on Tokai TV / Fuji TV while the second season will be aired on WOWOW.
Three young women Takatsuki Akira, Fukamachi Naoya, and Ubukata Ruiko become implicated in a series of unexplained disappearances that take place throughout Japan. The investigation by the three into what transpired when Akira was 12 and how he acquired his “perfect memory” skill leads them to believe that these disappearances are connected ...
Dec 31, 2021 · Eight years ago, Fukamachi Naoya got lost in the Blue Lantern Festival and strangely met his deceased grandfather. Naoya, who is now a college student, developed the ability to understand people's lies since the day of the festival.
Sep 16, 2022 · Japanese: ヘルドッグス. Director: Masato Harada. Writer: Akio Fukamachi (novel), Masato Harada. Producer: Mariko Seto, Hiroyasu Nagata, Kazuto Amano, Daiki Koide, Toshiya Nomura. Cinematographer: Takahide Shibanushi. Release Date: September 16, 2022.
Jun Fukamachi - Quark (1980) [42:42] Japan, Avante-garde Jazz, Space-Age, Dark Ambient. Simply Awesome.
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Aug 24, 2018 · The artist who created the soundtrack was Jun Fukamachi, an experimental composer from Japan who’d achieved cult-like status by releasing a number of eclectic records since the early 1970s. He wasn’t present that night, but his long-time manager, Teruya Mae, was.
