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Life becomes complicated for Daisuke when he transforms into the phantom thief Dark whenever he sees Risa, the girl he likes.

LP version. Stephen O'Malley on Elodie, the project of Andrew Chalk and Timo van Luijk, and their album Vieux Silence: "Having been entranced by both Andrew Chalk's work with Mirror (and back to his solo works as Ferial Confine, plus multiple collaborations with David Jackman, The New Blockaders, Daisuke Suzuki, etc.), and Timo van Luijk (as Af Ursin, In Camera, La Poupe Vivante, and collaborations with Kris Vanderstraeten and others) for many years, I was naturally intrigued to hear about and

After Daisuke Ido discovers the head of a cyborg in a trash dump, he reconstructs her body and names her Alita.

On his fourteenth birthday, Daisuke Niwa comes down with a condition that has plagued men in his family for centuries, causing him to turn into the phantom thief Dark Mousy every time he sees his crush, Risa, and back into Daisuke when he sees Risa's twin, Riku, but in the midst of all the craziness, Daisuke must find a way to get Risa to fall in love with him and cure his condition for good.

After Daisuke Ido discovers the head of a cyborg in a trash dump, he reconstructs her body and names her Alita.

After Daisuke Ido discovers the head of a cyborg in a trash dump, he reconstructs her body and names her Alita.

After Daisuke Ido discovers the head of a cyborg in a trash dump, he reconstructs her body and names her Alita.

After Daisuke Ido discovers the head of a cyborg in a trash dump, he reconstructs her body and names her Alita.

Life becomes complicated for Daisuke when he transforms into the phantom thief Dark whenever he sees Risa, the girl he likes.

In a limited edition of 500 copies, this is the first US monograph by acclaimed Japanese photographer Daisuke Yokota. Highly regarded for his technical and aesthetic kinships with the avant-garde Mono-ha movement of the '60s and with Provoke-era masters such as Daido Moriyama and Takuma Nakahira, Taratine represents a new direction for Yokota, one that centers his work for the first time in another Japanese tradition, that of the confessional photographic I-novel. Comprised of photographs and a moving essay penned by Yokota, Taratine is his most personal work to date. Taratine brings together two bodies of new work-one from a road trip to Tohoku in 2007, and a second taken in Tokyo in 2014. The Tohoku photographs were inspired by Yokota happening upon an ancient ginkgo tree in the Aomori prefecture. Called "Taratine", this tree has been worshipped by generations of women for its legendary fertility-enhancing properties. Yokota was reminded both of the Tohoku region's traditional-and lingering-connection to the awe of natural spirits (the influence of Jomon-period animism) and of memories from his own childhood.

After Daisuke Ido discovers the head of a cyborg in a trash dump, he reconstructs her body and names her Alita.

Life becomes complicated for Daisuke when he transforms into the phantom thief Dark whenever he sees Risa, the girl he likes.

After barely escaping the fight with Krad, Daisuke find himself with no one to turn to. He has a new enemy out to kill him and Dark is nowhere to be found.

After Daisuke Ido discovers the head of a cyborg in a trash dump, he reconstructs her body and names her Alita.

Life becomes complicated for Daisuke when he transforms into the phantom thief Dark whenever he sees Risa, the girl he likes.

Life becomes complicated for Daisuke when he transforms into the phantom thief Dark whenever he sees Risa, the girl he likes.

Daisuke turns into a phantom thief to win the heart of Risa. But how can she fall in love with someone she can't see?

Master thief Arsêene Lupin III engages in a series of adventures along with his sometimes-allies Daisuke Jigen and Fujiko Mine, and encounters samurai warrior Goemon Ishikawa while trying to steal the Jito scrolls.

Armed with a keen eye and a terrible singing voice, writer Brian Raftery sets out across the globe, tracing karaoke's evolution from cult fad to multi-million dollar phenomenon. In Japan, he meets Daisuke Inoue, the godfather of karaoke; in Thailand, he follows a group of Americans hoping to win the Karaoke World Championships; and in New York City, he hangs out backstage with the world's longest-running heavy-metal karaoke band. Along the way, Raftery chronicles his own time as an obsessive karaoke fan, recalling a life's worth of noisy relationships and poor song choices, and analyzing the karaoke-bar merits of such artists as Prince, Bob Dylan and Fugazi. Part cultural history, part memoir, Don't Stop Believin': How Karaoke Conquered the World and Changed My Life is a hilarious and densely reported look at the liberating effects of a good sing-along.  

Set in 16th Century Japan, Akira Kurosawa's epic SEVEN SAMURAI follows the plight of a defenseless farming village that lives in constant fear of marauding bandits. Director Akira Kurosawa Star Takashi Shimura, Toshirt Mifune, Yoshio Inaba, Keiko Tsushima, Daisuke Katt, Full Frame - 1.33 Audio: Dolby Digital - Japanese Subtitles - English - Optional Additional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. David Desser; Joan Mellen; Stephen Prince; Tony Rayns; Donald Richie 2. Michael Jeck Behind the S