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NAGASAWA MASAMI,FUKISHI SEIJI,

Movie: Cobalt Blue

Romaji: Gunjo

Japanese: 群青 愛が沈んだ海の色

Director: Yosuke Nakagawa

Writer: Yosuke Nakagawa, Ayako Miyagi (novel)

Producer:

Cinematography:

Release Date: June 27, 2009

Runtime:

Studio: 20th Century Fox

Distributor: 20th Century Fox

Language: Japanese

Country: Japan

Plot

Cobalt Blue is the story of three childhood friends—Ryoko (Masami Nagasawa), Kazuya (Shinji Rachi), and Daisuke (Seiji Fukushi)—who grow up together on a remote island of Okinawa.

Ryoko’s mother, Yukiko Morimini coopera (Misato Tanaka), is a world-renowned pianist who arrives from Tokyo to recuperate from an illness.

She falls in love with a fisherman, Ryuji Nakamura, then marries him and gives birth to their daughter Ryoko shortly before passing away.

Two boys, Daisuke and Kazuya, are born the same year as Ryoko, and the three children grow up like brothers and sisters, but as they near adulthood, they each begin heading toward their own separate paths. Kazuya decides to remain on the island to become a fisherman, while Daisuke is accepted into an art school in Naha (on the main island of Okinawa), and Ryoko considers leaving the island to study nursing. But during the spring of their 18th year, Kazuya sings a song of love, “Tubarama,” to Ryoko, forever changing the relationship between the three friends...

Notes

Film is based on a story by Ayako Miyagi, which was first serialized in a popular Japanese magazine.

"Cobalt Blue" is 20th Century Fox's second native Japanese film.

Film will include actress Masami Nagasawa's first ever love scene.

Cast

Masami Nagasawa

Seiji Fukushi

Kuranosuke Sasaki

Misato Tanaka

Miyuki Hatakeyama

Shinji Rachi

Mitsuru Tamaki

Yoriko Douguchi

Masako Miyaji

Misato Tanaka

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NAGASAWA MASAMI,FUKUSHI SEIJI,KURANOSUKE SASAKI,TANAKA MISATO

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Movie: Cobalt Blue

Romaji: Gunjo

Japanese: 群青 愛が沈んだ海の色

Director: Yosuke Nakagawa

Writer: Yosuke Nakagawa, Ayako Miyagi (novel)

Producer:

Cinematography:

Release Date: June 27, 2009

Runtime:

Studio: 20th Century Fox

Distributor: 20th Century Fox

Language: Japanese

Country: Japan

Plot

Cobalt Blue is the story of three childhood friends—Ryoko (Masami Nagasawa), Kazuya (Shinji Rachi), and Daisuke (Seiji Fukushi)—who grow up together on a remote island of Okinawa.

Ryoko’s mother, Yukiko Morimini coopera (Misato Tanaka), is a world-renowned pianist who arrives from Tokyo to recuperate from an illness.

She falls in love with a fisherman, Ryuji Nakamura, then marries him and gives birth to their daughter Ryoko shortly before passing away.

Two boys, Daisuke and Kazuya, are born the same year as Ryoko, and the three children grow up like brothers and sisters, but as they near adulthood, they each begin heading toward their own separate paths. Kazuya decides to remain on the island to become a fisherman, while Daisuke is accepted into an art school in Naha (on the main island of Okinawa), and Ryoko considers leaving the island to study nursing. But during the spring of their 18th year, Kazuya sings a song of love, “Tubarama,” to Ryoko, forever changing the relationship between the three friends...

Notes

Film is based on a story by Ayako Miyagi, which was first serialized in a popular Japanese magazine.

"Cobalt Blue" is 20th Century Fox's second native Japanese film.

Film will include actress Masami Nagasawa's first ever love scene.

Cast

Masami Nagasawa

Seiji Fukushi

Kuranosuke Sasaki

Misato Tanaka

Miyuki Hatakeyama

Shinji Rachi

Mitsuru Tamaki

Yoriko Douguchi

Masako Miyaji

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