Box Office starting in June 
June 6: Japanese Box Office beginning in June, local titles present in the top ten. 2nd place
Limit of Love: Umizaru directed by Eiichiro Hasumi, films of which we have already discussed last month at the time of the release. In 4 th place
Memories of Matsuko , the new film from the director of Kamikaze Girls, Tetsuya Nakashima. > See
. In 5th place
Memories of Tomorrow [Ashita no Kioku] drama directed by Yukihiko Tsutsumi. A new entry into 8th place,
Hanayori mo Naho , (translated literally: More than a flower) direct by Hirokazu Koreeda (Director in 2004 of beautiful Nobody Knows), with Junichi Okada and Rie Miyazawa. The film, Koreeda the first to enjoy a large distribution, it is a historical drama, the hero is a samurai who leaves from native Shinshu to go to Edo (now Tokyo) in order to avenge his father. Okada is the samurai, Miyazawa heroine of the film. In an interview with Koreeda said, "I am delighted that people leaving the room to tell me that this time he liked the film, in the past the only answer was' his film made me think '. I wanted to make a' work full of brave samurai who die or kill for honor, but a historical film that could do with pleasure. " > Go
the official site.
June 6: Japanese Box Office beginning in June, local titles present in the top ten. 2nd place Limit of Love: Umizaru directed by Eiichiro Hasumi, films of which we have already discussed last month at the time of the release. In 4 th place Memories of Matsuko , the new film from the director of Kamikaze Girls, Tetsuya Nakashima. > See . In 5th place Memories of Tomorrow [Ashita no Kioku] drama directed by Yukihiko Tsutsumi. A new entry into 8th place, Hanayori mo Naho , (translated literally: More than a flower) direct by Hirokazu Koreeda (Director in 2004 of beautiful Nobody Knows), with Junichi Okada and Rie Miyazawa. The film, Koreeda the first to enjoy a large distribution, it is a historical drama, the hero is a samurai who leaves from native Shinshu to go to Edo (now Tokyo) in order to avenge his father. Okada is the samurai, Miyazawa heroine of the film. In an interview with Koreeda said, "I am delighted that people leaving the room to tell me that this time he liked the film, in the past the only answer was' his film made me think '. I wanted to make a' work full of brave samurai who die or kill for honor, but a historical film that could do with pleasure. " > Go the official site. 
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