Takabe Ai
Started by qilver · 30 May 2006 · 120 replies
Artiste Discussion
Heh. Very similar to the ones I posted above.
amtamfan84 wrote:Heh. Very similar to the ones I posted above.
it can't be.....say it isn't so....cause that is brand new from a manga with lovely ai...
nonetheless enjoy the large sized(even scaled down to fit w/better resolution) ai pix. :mrgreen: :woot:
Nice I see you added some more. :) I love Ai. I can't wait to download her new show that aired recently. Hopefully they get it up soon!
amtamfan84 wrote:Nice I see you added some more. :) I love Ai. I can't wait to download her new show that aired recently. Hopefully they get it up soon!
which new show again? i cannot wait...more ai :woot:
Ueto Aya's one. Shimokita Sundays. I hope she has a bigger role then she did in Teru Teru. More like Gachi Baka!
amtamfan84 wrote:Ueto Aya's one. Shimokita Sundays. I hope she has a bigger role then she did in Teru Teru. More like Gachi Baka!
ah...new j-drama out....gotta d/l that one. :thumbsup: :applaud:
thx for the info.
It just aired yesterday, but it's not out yet sadly. I keep looking :)
amtamfan84 wrote:It just aired yesterday, but it's not out yet sadly. I keep looking :)
it should be available soon...the bittorent to that ep... :applaud:
Here's the official site to the movie I was talking about earlier that has Ai and the kid who played Hiro on Gachi Baka!.
http://www.yorupic.com
http://www.yorupic.com
amtamfan84 wrote:Here's the official site to the movie I was talking about earlier that has Ai and the kid who played Hiro on Gachi Baka!.
http://www.yorupic.com
more ai..more ai...yeah.. :applaud: :applaud: :applaud: :applaud:
It's based off a book... Ai plays Ryoko and I think the kid who played Hiro on Gachi Baka! is Toru.
This novel is about a series of events that occur during an all-day, eighty-kilometer walk undertaken by the students of a high school. For the senior students the walk is the final school event before graduation. Two of the senior students, a boy named Nishiwaki Toru and a girl named Koda Takako, are half-siblings born of different mothers. Burdened with the shame of his father's infidelity, Toru avoids Takako and cannot confide in any of his classmates. Takako makes a bet with herself that if she can talk to Toru during the walk she will ask him to do something she has long had in mind. But things keep coming between them, including Ryoko, a girl who has feelings for Toru, a message left by Anna, a girl who has gone to study in the United States, and a mysterious boy wearing a white hat. When Toru suffers a sprain while favoring a previous injury, his chances of finishing the walk look grim. Takako, too, has yet to achieve what she set out to do. Although no serious incidents occur, the story is nonetheless told in an exciting style that uses the techniques of romance and mystery fiction to hold the reader's attention from beginning to end. The depiction of characters almost entirely through the dialogue brings out realistic and recognizable personality in each of them. When the main characters resolve to walk through the night to complete the event, their trial becomes a metaphor for youth as an unavoidable and irreversible rite of passage. The story leaves the reader feeling positive and somehow refreshed.
This novel is about a series of events that occur during an all-day, eighty-kilometer walk undertaken by the students of a high school. For the senior students the walk is the final school event before graduation. Two of the senior students, a boy named Nishiwaki Toru and a girl named Koda Takako, are half-siblings born of different mothers. Burdened with the shame of his father's infidelity, Toru avoids Takako and cannot confide in any of his classmates. Takako makes a bet with herself that if she can talk to Toru during the walk she will ask him to do something she has long had in mind. But things keep coming between them, including Ryoko, a girl who has feelings for Toru, a message left by Anna, a girl who has gone to study in the United States, and a mysterious boy wearing a white hat. When Toru suffers a sprain while favoring a previous injury, his chances of finishing the walk look grim. Takako, too, has yet to achieve what she set out to do. Although no serious incidents occur, the story is nonetheless told in an exciting style that uses the techniques of romance and mystery fiction to hold the reader's attention from beginning to end. The depiction of characters almost entirely through the dialogue brings out realistic and recognizable personality in each of them. When the main characters resolve to walk through the night to complete the event, their trial becomes a metaphor for youth as an unavoidable and irreversible rite of passage. The story leaves the reader feeling positive and somehow refreshed.
interesting.....80km....that is more than 50 miles ne?
that is a crazy long walk... :shocked:
that is a crazy long walk... :shocked:
Sure is a long walk LOL.
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