Artiste Discussion
bmwracer wrote:
You're late: I posted 'caps of that eons ago. :P
Haha, I'm pretty much late to this thread period, considering there's already 540+ pages :sweat:
deseipher wrote:Haha, I'm pretty much late to this thread period, considering there's already 540+ pages :sweat:
Well, if you start with page one now, you'll be done in about a week. :beaten:
bmwracer wrote:
Well, if you start with page one now, you'll be done in about a week. :beaten:
It'll probably take me weeks before I'll ever get caught up, thanks to this slow connection. :shakehead: At this rate, chances are any caps I put up will have been posted long ago, but you can never have too much Juri-chan right? No? :shamefulcry:
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Juri-chan new series!!
"Tokyo Ghost Trip" gets live-action
Thu, March 6, 2008 (2:06pm EST)
Last month, it was revealed that Maki Hashiba's "Tokyo Ghost Trip" manga is being turned into a live-action series, starring actors Juri and Ren Yagami.
The comedy series currently runs in Tosuisha's yaoi-focused Ichiraci magazine. Setsu (Juri) and Souwa (Yagami) are members of the Inui family, descended from itako (traditionally, blind female shamans from northern Japan). Their high school graduation is coming up, but the head of the Inui family suddenly runs away. Their older brother Kai (Renn Kiriyama), a priest who studied exorcism abroad, becomes their guardian, and Setsu and Souwa are forced to take over the family business of dealing with spirits.
Yoshikazu Kotani and Yukihiro Takiguchi play two other members of the Inui family, while Ryoma Baba plays a ghost named Isuzu Kitano.
The series will air on Tokyo MX starting this April.
"Tokyo Ghost Trip" gets live-action
Thu, March 6, 2008 (2:06pm EST)
Last month, it was revealed that Maki Hashiba's "Tokyo Ghost Trip" manga is being turned into a live-action series, starring actors Juri and Ren Yagami.
The comedy series currently runs in Tosuisha's yaoi-focused Ichiraci magazine. Setsu (Juri) and Souwa (Yagami) are members of the Inui family, descended from itako (traditionally, blind female shamans from northern Japan). Their high school graduation is coming up, but the head of the Inui family suddenly runs away. Their older brother Kai (Renn Kiriyama), a priest who studied exorcism abroad, becomes their guardian, and Setsu and Souwa are forced to take over the family business of dealing with spirits.
Yoshikazu Kotani and Yukihiro Takiguchi play two other members of the Inui family, while Ryoma Baba plays a ghost named Isuzu Kitano.
The series will air on Tokyo MX starting this April.
adub2adub wrote:
Deseipher,
I noticed that you seem to post alot of neat caps of Juri. Most of the pics are of Juri in the most amusing poses.
Keep it up! :thumbsup:
Thanks :victory: Just helping to contribute to this awesome Juri-chan thread, that's all :)
I should say though, that cap that was part of the quoted above,
Spoiler — click to reveal
not quite amusing within the context of the drama.amyhisashi wrote:Juri-chan new series!!
"Tokyo Ghost Trip" gets live-action
Thu, March 6, 2008 (2:06pm EST)
Last month, it was revealed that Maki Hashiba's "Tokyo Ghost Trip" manga is being turned into a live-action series, starring actors Juri and Ren Yagami.
The comedy series currently runs in Tosuisha's yaoi-focused Ichiraci magazine. Setsu (Juri) and Souwa (Yagami) are members of the Inui family, descended from itako (traditionally, blind female shamans from northern Japan). Their high school graduation is coming up, but the head of the Inui family suddenly runs away. Their older brother Kai (Renn Kiriyama), a priest who studied exorcism abroad, becomes their guardian, and Setsu and Souwa are forced to take over the family business of dealing with spirits.
Yoshikazu Kotani and Yukihiro Takiguchi play two other members of the Inui family, while Ryoma Baba plays a ghost named Isuzu Kitano.
The series will air on Tokyo MX starting this April.
I don't think the Juri they mentioned here is Ueno Juri, else they would've said "Ueno Juri" not just "Juri"....
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