Just Remembering
Why this pick
A tender, gently fragmented portrait of a relationship, sharing the everyday romantic texture, wistful humor, and attention to small encounters that make Imaizumi’s film feel intimate.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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Why this pick
A tender, gently fragmented portrait of a relationship, sharing the everyday romantic texture, wistful humor, and attention to small encounters that make Imaizumi’s film feel intimate.
Why this pick
Imaizumi brings the same unhurried empathy and naturalistic conversational rhythm to a love story shaped by ordinary domestic details and feelings that resist easy resolution.
Why this pick
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Why this pick
A sweeter, more overtly comic take on yearning for an unexpected connection, with sincere emotional stakes and a charmingly unguarded lead.
Why this pick
This relationship drama finds romance in shared tastes, routines, and conversational minutiae, offering the same affectionate interest in how love grows through everyday life.
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01 / THE STORY
27-year-old Boku Sato is a single man working at a market research company who dreams of a dramatic encounter in his life that will lead to love. One day, while handing out questionnaires at a Sendai station, no one is willing to participate except one random attractive woman, Saki. He then notices that she has the word 'shampoo' written on her hand.
02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

佐藤

本間紗季

織田一真

織田由美

織田美緒

久留米和人

亜美子

ウィンストン小野