HAAAAAAAA I watched norwegian wood thanks to my baby lolitaaaa sarah..zomg

sorry this is such a spoiler for everyone who hasn't seen it. 

but this is one of the most beautiful movies in life.

that's all.

photo from jun takahashi's gyakusou event.

this photo is awesome in so many ways.



the track looks so beautiful and it reminds me of my running days.

i try to run whenever i have the chance / energy / time.

i do miss competing in races too. in the hills and stuff. i seem to make alot of excuses to run here and i've learned i'm better at doing things when there's pressure. like, when there is someone infront of me for a whole three laps and i just cut them off in the last 100m it feels really great.


this past spring, i read that book by murkami, 'what i talk about when i talk about running' and as i was reading it i didn't have many things going thru my mind as i would do with other autiobiographies. it was more like 'am i reading about what i talk about when i talk about running?' . i think maybe runners will all feel something similar to that. jun too, i assume.


anyway, i love that everything he is doing i am kind of really truly obsessed with.

damn


can we be friends?

thank you ntokyot

i can't help but support this film.

apparently the theme song by the beatles (which is super freaking hard to get licensed for films..) was approved partially, mostly , because the guy in charge was a haruki-ist.

"I once had a girl, or should I say, she once had me" - The Beatles

http://www.japantoday.com/category/entertainment/view/haruki-murakamis-norwegian-wood-coming-to-big-screen

HOW DID I NOT KNOW ABOUT THIS! TRAILERS, PLEASE?!

i go mad when I hear murakami, or rinko kikuchi. (and matsuyama, he often gets these roles in japanese film..). uhm, and the beatles. norwegian wood is probably in the top 4 of my favorite murakami's. well, basically alot of my favorite things are finally coming together in one film and i'm losing it. i am really hoping this film will do the book justice. i mean, it won't, not 100%. but still.







#freakingoutlikealittlegirl

"But I didn't understand then. That I could hurt somebody so badly she would never recover. That a person can, just by living, damage another human being beyond repair."
-haruki m.