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映画宣伝業務を行うかたわらYouTubeチャンネル「最新映画感想レビュー – 茶一郎」にて映画のレビュー動画を投稿。ほかラジオ番組の出演、上映イベントなどを行う。

junko
Born in Tokyo, Japan. After living as an office worker for 5 years, she became a photographer in 2016. In addition to advertising, she has worked extensively on the web and in magazines.

Daishi Miyashiro
Film reviews. He has contributed reviews to “Leos Carax: Eiga wo Wojo Hito” (Film Art Inc.), theater pamphlets, Kinema Junpo, DVD & Video Distribution Deuta, Soen, CINEMORE, otocoto, Real Sound, Eureka, and other publications.

Junji Takane
After working in video production at Space Shower TV for many years, he became independent. His recent productions include the documentary film WILL, which closely follows Masahiro Higashide's hunting life, and the documentary film Shinu made ni osu no ka, about Junretsu.

Shuka Yamada
Tokyo-born freelance writer with a passion for storytelling across screens and consoles. After starting out as an editor for a children's game magazine, she now writes extensively about games and film, and crafts narratives for video games. You can also catch her regularly on IGN Japan’s YouTube show Popcorn in the Silver Screen.

Sayuki Inoue
Born 1974 in Yanagawa City, Fukuoka Prefecture. Graduated from Kyushu Sangyo University, Faculty of Art, Department of Photography. Lives and works in Tokyo.
Public Collections: Shanghai Dalunlu Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Bibliothque Nationale de France.

Tohji Aida
Bleu et Rose” (Because You Are Here), a collection of 101 reviews of his work contributed to theater pamphlets over the past quarter century, is now on sale, and on February 7, a second printing will be published with a new nudie pink color on the cover.

Takatoshi Inagaki
ライター・編集者。海外映画を専門に、評論やコラム、インタビューなどを書籍・雑誌・映画パンフレット・ウェブメディアなど多数の媒体で執筆。国内舞台作品のリサーチ・コンサルティングも務める。

Kei Onodera
Born in Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture. Graduated from Tokyo Zokei University, he has been a film critic since 2015, contributing numerous articles to web media, magazines, and other media. He is working to convey in an easy-to-understand way the "deep" content contained in visual culture, including film reviews and critiques, animations, drama series, and other visual works, as well as games and manga.

Yoko Hasada
Born in 1987. Writer and editor. In addition to writing interviews and columns mainly on gender and feminism, she also conducts interviews on movies, idols, books, and other culture-related topics. Her main publications include "BRUTUS," "anan," "QuickJapan," "CINRA," and "me and you." She writes a manga column for QJweb and a movie column on Sisterhood for PINTSCOPE. She is also involved in writing and editing movie pamphlets, and her major works include "21st Century Girl" and "Eien ga Tsukijikko Suru Ikuru" (Eternity is Passing By).
HP: http://yokohasada.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/yoko_hasada

Ryota Bando
Born on May 24, 1997 in Hokkaido, Japan, he made his acting debut in 2017, winning the “32nd Japan Film Critics Award” for Best New Actor for the film “Futari no Sekai” in 2022. His recent major film credits include the movies “Haru ni Sasaru” (2023), “Bakanuri no Musume” (2023), “Ichigatsu no Koe ni Joy o Kakume” (2024), “Wakamusha” (2024), and the dramas “Yakushi no Yakushi” (TBS), “What did you eat yesterday? season2” (TX), “RoOT / Route, 366 Days” (CX). His waiting films include “Sisa” (Sept. 13), “Fureru” (Oct. 4), and “Sisa” (Sept. 13). (released on October 4), “Kimi no Forgotten” (starring, released on January 17, 2013), and the drama “Lion's Lair” (TBS, Oct.).

Nayuta Osanai
Film and foreign drama writer. An "independent theatergoer" working as a playwright, director, and actor in the small theater scene in Tokyo. He continues to watch mainly American movies and TV series.
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