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We use data cookies to store your online preferences and collect information. Korea and Taiwan) What is it?Įagle International Communication CO.,LTD Lee Chi Ngai 李志毅 李志毅 リー・チーガイ Lee Chi Ngaiģ - South East Asia (including Hong Kong, S. Winner of Best Cinematography (Arthur Wong) and Best Production Design (Taneda Youhei) at the 18th Hong Kong Film Awards, the darkly romantic crime thriller co-stars Taiwan actor Lung Sihung, Hong Kong stars Eric Tsang and Kathy Chow, Japanese actor Tanihara Shosuke and filmmaker Suzuki Seijun. As he falls for Sato Natsumi (Yamamoto Mirai, Who Am I?), the mysterious girl who holds the key to finding Fuchun, Kenichi is thrown into an intricate web of love, lies, and betrayal in his desperate struggle for survival in the merciless underworld. He gets embroiled in a brewing gang war when his former associate Wu Fuchun (Shiina Kippei) runs off after killing a man from the Shanghai triad. Set in the famous Kabukicho of Tokyo, the Japan-Hong Kong co-production follows the lone wolf Ryu Kenichi (Kaneshiro Takeshi), a rootless half-Chinese who trades stolen goods for a living in Kabukicho. The Narita Express is easily the best way to travel to and from the airport – a great travel tip.Asian superstar Kaneshiro Takeshi toplines Lost and Found director Lee Chi Ngai's film adaptation of Japanese writer Hase Seishu's best-selling noir novel Fuyajo, a.k.a. The Narita Express train from the airport also stops at this massive transit hub. If you want to visit Shinjuku right off the plane, not to worry. Either way, it’s a sight to behold – especially during the crush of rush hour. Or, you can get some quick shopping done before heading back on the train. It’s a great place to pick up a snack if you’re feeling peckish. For the Japanese, clubs like the one I’m standing in which is closer towards the cheaper end of the scale is for many men in Japan a secret sexual outlet and it is here where the country’s sex industry thrives. But you’re not here for the architecture! Take some time to get acquainted with all of the station’s offerings – from department stores to restaurants to fast-food joints and more. I’m in a gentleman’s club in Kabukicho, Shinjuku, Tokyo’s infamous red light district aptly nicknamed the Sleepless Town. INFORMATIONS SUR LE FILM: TITRE ANGLAIS : Sleepless Town TITRE JAPONAIS : TITRE romaji : Fuyajo RALISATEUR : Chi-Ngai Lee SCNARIO : Seishu Hase (roman), Chi-Ngai Lee, Hisashi Nozawa PRODUCTEURS : Masato Hara, Tsuguhiko Kadokawa PAYS : Hong Kong. Its exterior looks like a cross between an airport and a shopping mall. dans un polar bien noir qui se droule Tokyo dans le milieu des triades chinoises. It’s a major hub for trains and subways, serving almost four million people every day. One of the first things to do in Shinjuku happens right when you get there – it’s the Shinjuku Station! If you’re in Tokyo for any amount of time you’ll probably be hitting the station several times.
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