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Virtual cherry blossom – how to indulge in hanami from your sofa

© Getty Images/iStockphotos Every year in the spring millions of people across Japan stop to indulge in a spot of hanami – gazing at the cherry blossoms flowering on the trees and pondering their transient beauty. The pandemic spoilt the party last year and this year looks to be a repeat performance. But if you can’t get to Japan, the next best thing may be to bring Japan to you. That’s why the National Trust, together with Historic England and local councils, and with funding from the People’s Postcode Lottery, is planning to go on a cherry-tree-planting spree, spreading the pink blossoms to “some of the greyest urban areas”. 

Detective Chinatown 3 Review: Record-Setting Mystery-Comedy Tackles Tokyo

Detective Chinatown 3 Review: Record-Setting Mystery-Comedy Tackles Tokyo Detective Chinatown 3 Review: Record-Setting Mystery-Comedy Tackles Tokyo The third chapter in Chen Sicheng s mega-hit series is fun on the fringes but undercooked in the center. Richard Kuipers, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Director: Chen Sicheng With: Wang Baoqiang, Liu Haoran, Satoshi Tsumabuki, Tony Jaa, Tomokazu Miura, Masami Nagasawa, Tadanobu Asano, Shota Sometani, Hirayama Motokazu, Shang Yuxian, Zhang Zifeng, Cheng Xiao, Chen Zheyuan. (Mandarin, Japanese, English, Thai dialogue) Running time: Running time: 136 MIN. Courtesy of WanDa Pictures The mega-successful Chinese franchise about a mismatched detective duo tackling baffling crimes in foreign destinations continues with a wildly uneven caper set in Tokyo. With performances, plotting and visuals amped up to 11 as per usual, this hyperactive combination of Sherlock Holmes-type sleuthing and Three Stooges-style slapstick comedy offe

Persona 5 Strikers Shibuya Jail Walkthrough

Persona 5 Strikers Shibuya Jail Walkthrough
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The Paris Review - Staff Picks: Bathing Suits, Bright Winters, and Broken Hearts

Lawrence Michael Levine’s fourth feature, Black Bear, really messed with my equilibrium. I first saw the film as part of Nightstream, a collaborative virtual horror film festival, so I guess I shouldn’t be surprised that it stirred up something deep in my psyche. The plot unfolds in three distinct strands. One follows a filmmaker and former actress named Allison (Aubrey Plaza) who heads to a wooded retreat to seek inspiration for her next film while navigating the awkward tension of the cabin’s caretakers, Gabe (Christopher Abbott) and Blair (Sarah Gadon). The second departs from almost everything established by the first, picking up on the final day of shooting for a film directed by Gabe and costarring Blair, whose apparent chemistry with Gabe informs Allison’s starring performance at the cost of her sanity. The third strand involves Allison meditating by the lake in a red bathing suit. Feeling disoriented yet? Fear not.

SnakePit Round Table: Into February

SnakePit Round Table: Into February Share this story What have you been doing this off-season? Jack: Expanding a business project. I wasn’t originally planning on giving myself this much work at this point in life, but this is a bit of a legacy project. So trying to finish strong. Wesley: I have been pursuing higher education. Finally, I can knock “go back to school” off my list of long term goals. That’s what I’ve been doing with my life in general lately, knocking out ALL the long term goals I’d set for myself years ago, finally. I’ve a sense of urgency about life that I never really had before. I’m working on a lot of differebt

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