Rie Miyazawa

Rie Miyazawa

  • Born: 1973-4-6
  • Height: 5' 5¾" (1.67 m)
  • Extended Reading
    • Carmel 2022-04-20 09:02:50

      these women

      Today I watched this film at the Art Cinema of the China Film Archive, and the ticket was given by the Japan Cultural Center. Because I have been there several times, the Japanese who doesn't know my name has always remembered me and smiled at me from time to time. When I watched 5 Centimeters Per...

    • Shawna 2022-04-19 09:03:12

      Praise the great man of ancient style set off by the desolate shakuba

      The junior samurai Iguchi Kiyobei ​​lived a tight life due to the death of his wife, and his clothes were not very clean. After get off work, he never went to the tavern with his colleagues to drink and have fun, and went straight home to take care of his old mother and two young daughters....

    • Colton 2022-03-30 09:01:11

      What is the difference between this best-selling book and this famous novel? The former is used to pass the time, share with friends and increase conversations, and the latter is placed on the bedside and often flips through different stages of life to read out different feelings #twilight Qingbingwei#Yes As far as I am concerned, it is a "famous book" at the level of Dream of Red Mansions. Just listening to the original sound or reading it alone - the dialogue text is full of aftertaste.

    • Kristofer 2022-03-31 09:01:09

      There is no need for a sword anymore, and there is no reason to swing a sword, because something worth protecting has been found. This may be the real swordsman movie, such as the warm spring breeze, the surging spring tide cleanses the soul, and tells the true humanity and warmth

    The Twilight Samurai quotes

    • Ito: With a sick wife, two young daughters and an aged mother in his care, my father was unable to drink with his colleagues. He had to hurry home every evening at dusk. I was told the men he worked with gave him the cruel nickname of 'Twilight Seibei'.

    • Kayano Iguchi: Father, If I learn to do needlework someday I can make kimonos. But what good will book learning ever do me?

      Seibei Iguchi: Well, it probably won't ever be as useful as needlework. But you know, book learning gives you the power to think. However the world might change, if you have the power to think you'll always survive somehow. That's true for boys and for girls. All right?

      Kayano Iguchi: Yes.