All 5 Daigo Nishihata Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Get ready to dive into the world of Daigo Nishihata as we bring you a roundup of his most memorable films. From action-packed adventures to heartfelt dramas, you won’t want to miss this deep dive into Nishihata’s cinematic journey.
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1. Gonenme no hitori (2016)
In the Japanese drama, “Gonenme no hitori, “ junior high school student Matusnaga Ami’s life takes an unexpected turn when a middle-aged stranger approaches her after a cultural festival. Pleased with her dance on stage, the man’s enthusiasm causes an ecstatic reaction from Ami. However, her mother Akie becomes increasingly concerned, leading to a series of events that will impact the lives of everyone involved.
2. The Last Recipe: Memory of Giraffe’s Tongue (2017)
The Last Recipe: Memory of Giraffe’s Tongue is a heartwarming drama set in 1930s occupied Manchuria, China. Sasaki-san, a highly skilled cook with an impressive ability to create exquisite meals without any effort, is tasked with fulfilling a special request.
3. Policeman and Me (2017)
Policeman and Me, originally titled P to JK, is a heartwarming and hilarious Japanese romantic comedy released in 2017. Directed by Ryûichi Hiroki and written by Maki Miyoshi and Nami Yoshikawa, the film seamlessly blends the genres of comedy and romance.
4. Kappei (2022)
“Kappei” is a 2022 Japanese action-comedy film directed by Takashi Hirano. The movie follows a group of warriors who have spent their lives preparing for an apocalypse that never happened. Now, they must adapt to their new life and find their place in society.
5. Immersion (2023)
In the gripping 2023 film, Immersion, audiences will confront a chilling fusion of real-world danger and virtual reality terror. Directed by genre master Takashi Shimizu and set amidst the enigmatic beauty of an isolated island in Japan, the movie unfolds a chilling conundrum: why are mysterious deaths befalling employees of a progressive VR-tech company?
