I saw an interview with a Japanese lyricist and asked him if he was very touched. He said that he once saw a few boys and girls in school uniforms in front of the station, rushing all the way to catch the little train that was about to leave. , I couldn't help but shed tears, because such a young and restless day was gone for him.
When my brother and brother’s friends were on both sides of the railway platform, waiting for the train in both directions, while shouting at the opposite side, "Remember to write to me" and "Daddy will please you", I think of that interview. But what I think of now is more of the platform in the movie world. There are such small platforms everywhere in Japan. The train ding-dong ding-dong blocked the face of the opposite person and said "goodbye". Then look forward to seeing you again next time. Maybe the next time I meet, the face I grew up may no longer be the same person before, but maybe it will still be what a miracle happened.
Even such cruel things can become a miracle in the movie world, and they can still be filmed so lightly and continuously. Perhaps the most touching thing about Japanese family movies is the light weight.
PS: I really like JR in Japan, not only the names and maps of his various lines, but compared to the 18 million propaganda film of the Ministry of Railways with the name of Lao Mouzi, this film is simply a world of difference.
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