Satoshi Judai Trailers
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Most Popular Satoshi Judai Trailers
Total trailers found: 9
CM Time Trailer (2012)
10 November 2012
An advertising agency receives a request from one of their clients, a beverage company. The advertising agency proposes a CM involving the queen of enka who has a difficult personality, an actor on the downside of his career and a hip hop star.
Anthropologist Kumiko Misaki Murder Exam 6 Trailer (2016)
11 June 2016
Restaurant owner Kenji Nagata has been stabbed to death. When the police begin an investigation, a bag of human bones is discovered in Nagata's car and Detective Kajikawa asks anthropologist Kumiko Misaki to perform an examination.
Space Battleship Yamato Trailer (2010)
01 December 2010
In 2199, five years after the Gamilons began an invasion of Earth, the planet has been ravaged by the aliens' bombs.
The Woman Who Took the Local Paper Trailer (2016)
12 March 2016
A man and a woman committed double suicide in Kanazawa City. Immediately after the incident, Yoshiko Shiota, a woman living in Tokyo, contacts the local newspaper of Kanazawa, saying she wants to read the novel serialized in it by Ryuji Sugimoto.
Professor Eiko Trailer (2016)
21 May 2016
The body of a professor is discovered at a university lecture hall suspended from the ceiling of the stage, with a series of mysterious numbers written on the curtains nearby.
Blue Planet Brothers Trailer (2013)
08 November 2013
In modern Tokyo, three unlikely characters find themselves together on a bench: a samurai from the feudal era, an alien from the planet Cygnus, and an anthropomorphic goblin.
Last Night Rewind Trailer (2017)
04 November 2017
Small miracles take place within three families. These different stories revolve around a false kidnapping, a pious child and a forsaken dream.
The Usuke Boys Trailer (2018)
20 October 2018
In an age where domestic wine making had a series of failures in the difference between European climate and soil, a group of young people learned and grew from the ideals of Asai Usuke, a pioneer in Japanese wine.
