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Koji Yakusho plays a toilet cleaner in Tokyo, whose days are full of trees, retro pop music, books, and strangers.

There’s political powerplays and eye-watering settings a-plenty in this hugely entertaining epic set in 17th century Japan.

As far as stirring historical sagas of ambition and aggression go, this is definitely in the upper echelon.

We find out about the toilets responsible for Wim Wenders’ latest film as well as the beauty of reductionism in both life and filmmaking.

There’s no bigger name in Japanese animation cinema than Hayao Miyazaki, but Makoto Shinkai is getting mighty close.

The 2022 fest is bringing another round of quality Japanese films to Palace Cinemas.

“With information, there’s always a cost” in this investigative series, every damn episode now streaming.

After 12 straight weeks on top of the Japanese box office, this anime sensation is finally coming to Australian screens.

SBS Movies will screen most of Studio Ghibli’s catalogue, every weekend in July.

If you think you’ve seen every kind of zombie movie there is to see, think again.

The Japanese Film Festival will celebrate Japan’s impact on international film by screening a range of Japanese classics.

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