Good-looking Japanese movies: 1. "Howl's Moving Castle" This is a very classic animated movie by Hayao Miyazaki. It is full of fantasy and adventure. Although it is an animated movie, it also has a very profound meaning.

The moral of the story also reveals the harm that war brings to people.

The male and female protagonists in this movie have very distinct images. Hal looks handsome, but in fact is extremely insecure inside. Sophie is a kind and lovely girl, but has extremely low self-esteem on the inside. These two are together.

But there was a spark of love.

2. The movie "Little Forest" and "Little Forest" have two articles in one ***, summer and autumn and winter and spring. Both movies have very high ratings on Douban.

It has a very healing effect, because what he tells is what happens in the countryside, where working people create wealth with their own hands and make delicious food out of it.

In the countryside, there is no hustle and bustle of the city, and there is no intrigue among human beings. There is only simplicity and kindness. Through rural life, you can return to your true heart and find your own heart.

3. The movie "Sunshine Sisters" is actually a remake of the Korean movie of the same name. Many people will actually be resistant to the remake of the movie when watching the movie.

Many original movies have become classics, so if the remake of the movie does not have enough care, the audience may not buy it.

Although this Japanese movie is a remake, it incorporates Japanese elements into it, making people not think of the Korean version when watching it. It also evokes people's feelings about that movie through the makeup, hair styling and historical factors.

Memories of the era.

4. The movie "Confession" has many twists and turns. If you don't watch it until the end, you may not know the truth of the matter.

Teenagers have a relatively fixed image in people's minds, that is, they are positive and sunny and have a promising future. However, incidents of juvenile delinquency emerge in endlessly. This movie also depicts a plot about juvenile delinquency.

The young actors among them have very superb acting skills, which also improves the quality of the film.

5. "Rashomon" "Rashomon" is a suspense film jointly produced by Daiei Film Co., Ltd. of Japan and RKO Pictures of the United States in 1950.

The film is directed by Akira Kurosawa, co-written by Ryunosuke Akutagawa and Shinobu Hashimoto, and stars Toshiro Mifune, Machiko Kyo, Masayuki Mori, Joe Shimura and others.

The film is set in the Heian Dynasty of Japan, where wars, natural disasters, and diseases continued. It mainly tells the story of a case caused by the murder of a samurai and the various incidents and processes after the case in which people accused each other of being the murderers.