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Director Makoto Shinkai has said that his latest anime hit, Your Name , was inspired by the Japan earthquake. Since anime veteran and legend Hayao Miyazaki retired, the Japanese anime industry has been looking for a predecessor and many have decided that Makoto Shinkai is the man to do it. His latest film Your Name has dominated the Japanese box office since is release and has become the 9th highest earning film in Japan including foreign films. The plot revolves around the gender swapping between senior high school boy Taki Tachibana and senior high school girl Mitsuha Miyamizu.

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• Your name. Movie is Coming to Indonesia Early December
• Makoto Shinkai Reveals Next Film Suzume no Tojimari
• Makoto Shinkai’s new movie gets 2022 release date, key visual and more
• MAKOTO SHINKAI’s “WEATHERING WITH YOU”: Young LOVE Under ENDLESS Rain
• The Pioneer
• 'Weathering With You' Is The Latest Anime From Makoto Shinkai
• Garden Of Words Makoto Shinkai GIF
• Makoto Shinkai's "The Garden of Words" art book released today!
• First Trailer For Makoto Shinkai’s “The Garden Of Words” Is Simply Gorgeous!
• Makoto Shinkai’s ‘Your Name’ Hits N.A. Theaters In April

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Your name. Movie is Coming to Indonesia Early December

For all its subcultural appeal overseas, anime is not, for the most part, a niche or DIY affair, and Shinkai emerged as a curious auteur. But people—as in the masses —love what Makoto Shinkai does, so no lightless infamy for him. His films display an endearing desire to dazzle. No child is left behind. His tales begin personal and insular but strive to cast the widest emotional net. So here we have Mitsuha and Taki. One lives in a rural Japanese town called Itomori, the other in Tokyo, but both dream of a comet—and each other.

They both wake up and are confused by their bodies. Their friends and family say that they were acting strangely the other day, while in the background TVs provide a cheerfully narrated commentary on the comet, dubbed Tiamat, due to soon make impact.

On the first day after we see Taki wake up, he appears horrified by his junk and sits properly, feet folded under him, with his friends. He may as well have applied glitter to his cheekbones and pulled out a feather quill. Meanwhile, Mitsuha scandalizes her little sister by fondling her own chest in amazement and intimidates her classmates by thrusting her leg onto a desk. There they deliver a jug of sake, made by Mitsuha chewing rice and then spitting it out and letting it ferment, as a tribute.

On the way, the old woman describes the Shinto concept of musubi —the power of creation, or the ability to become—and its knotting as time itself. But this is no action movie—there are no mushroom clouds or people tearfully searching for each other in the wreckage. He tries to show his friends her diary entries on his phone, emojis and all, to prove she exists, but they delete themselves before his eyes. He draws detailed sketches of her town from memory, from when he inhabited her body, and, using them as a guide, he sets off to find her.

Taki finds the cave, and there drinks her homemade sake—when two become one. Taki stands on a precipice and remembers her name, and then forgets it. Each is helplessly moved about by fate, time, death, or musubi. The title of the film in Japanese, Kimi no Na wa , is more a question than a declarative statement.

It wonders where, and what, might be its answer. April 13,

Makoto Shinkai Reveals Next Film Suzume no Tojimari

Shinkai also revealed a blurb for the movie through his official Twitter. Shinkai revealed the first official poster of the movie at a press-conference at Imperial Hotel, Tokyo on December 15, He also elaborated on the plot as well as the symbolism of the movie. The story follows seventeen year old Suzume, who lives in a quiet town in Kyushu meeting a young man who is looking for a door. After they find the first door among modern ruins on a mountain, more doors start popping up, bringing disasters through them.

Makoto Shinkai’s new movie gets 2022 release date, key visual and more

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MAKOTO SHINKAI’s “WEATHERING WITH YOU”: Young LOVE Under ENDLESS Rain

Even four years later, Your Name is still talked about throughout the Anime community. Your Name has become so popular in fact, that the same year the film was shown in the United States, a live-action version was announced. Abrams, Cloverfield, have signed on to be part of the film. Makoto Shinkai has always been known for the beautiful imagery he creates with his films.

The Pioneer

Anime has been one of the most popular cultures in the world recently, which is also one of the movie genres that are watched the most. Hundreds of new anime are aired on TV and hit the screen in movies in Japan every year. For those who are wondering which anime to watch, I would like to introduce a much-talked-about new anime director Makoto Shinkai and his best anime here. As you may know, Makoto Shinkai has got much more famous worldwide since his box-office hit Your Name was released in In addition, he firmly established his position as the new leader of the anime industry all over the world after the latest anime Weathering with You became a huge hit in There are many other must-watch anime movies directed by Makoto Shinkai on top of those two latest works.

'Weathering With You' Is The Latest Anime From Makoto Shinkai

Makoto Shinkai was born in Japan on February 9, Japanese director, writer, producer, animator, editor, cinematographer, and voice actor. He studied Japanese literature at Chuo University. He used to draw picture books when he was a member of the juvenile literature club in university. On Popular Bio, He is one of the successful Directors. He has ranked on the list of those famous people who were born on February 9, He is one of the Richest Director who was born in Japan.

Garden Of Words Makoto Shinkai GIF

Rainy mornings give first-year high school student Takao permission to skip class and head to a park pavilion to work on his shoe sketches. Someday, he wants to be a shoe designer. Two months into the new school year, he sees a young woman is already seated in the peaceful shelter. Takao wonders aloud if they have met before, but her answer is ambivalent.

Makoto Shinkai's "The Garden of Words" art book released today!

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For all its subcultural appeal overseas, anime is not, for the most part, a niche or DIY affair, and Shinkai emerged as a curious auteur. But people—as in the masses —love what Makoto Shinkai does, so no lightless infamy for him. His films display an endearing desire to dazzle. No child is left behind.

First Trailer For Makoto Shinkai’s “The Garden Of Words” Is Simply Gorgeous!

Sometimes natural scenery has to take a backseat to comedy--or perhaps go hand-in-hand, however. While visiting Fusebenten Tokaiji Temple in the city of Kashiwa, Take knew he just had to take some pictures when he was greeted by the unique sight of the temple's chozu, or purifying water basin. A chozu is often used to wash ones hands and even mouth as a means of purification before praying and entering a temple or shrine. Sometimes they will be turned into hana-chozu flower purifying water basins with floating hydrangea and other flowers in absolutely beautiful decorations which are big crowd pleasers for visitors. Unfortunately, it seems Take stumbled upon someone who wasn't quite so thrilled to see the basin decorated--the temples dragon god that looms over the water! The positioning of his hands, combined with a seemingly indignant expression, really does make it seem as if the dragon deity is screaming the caption Take shared the photo with, as if he's become upset at the sudden defiling of his water basin. Although likely not the intended result of the temple, many on Twitter were charmed by Take's hilarious composition of the statue and basin, with some saying they could never look at a dragon god statue's face the same way again.

Makoto Shinkai’s ‘Your Name’ Hits N.A. Theaters In April

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