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8 Recommendations for the Most Heart-Wrenching Japanese Films, Prepare Tissues Before Watching

8 Recommendations for the Most Heart-Wrenching Japanese Films, Prepare Tissues Before Watching

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8 Recommendations for the Most Heart-Wrenching Japanese Films, Prepare Tissues Before Watching

In the world of Japanese cinema, there are many stories that drain emotions and leave a deep impression on the audience. This series of the most heartbreaking Japanese films not only offers an interesting storyline but also life messages.

So, are you interested in watching films like this? Here are some the best heartbreaking Japanese films that you must add to your watchlist.

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HEAVENLY FOREST (2006) is one of the old Japanese films that has a heartbreaking story. This film tells the story of Makoto, a photographer searching for his friend, Shizuru. They share a strong emotional bond until Shizuru suddenly disappears. This film is available on Viki and has a rating of 8.0 on MyDramaList.

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Another recommendation for the most heartbreaking Japanese film is FORGET ME NOT (2015), which tells the story of Hayama Takashi falling in love with Azusa, a girl who is forgotten by everyone a few hours after meeting her. Takashi records every moment with Azusa to keep their memories alive. This film has a rating of 7.4 on MyDramaList.

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Meanwhile, HER LOVE BOILS BATHWATER (2016) tells the story of Futaba, who is diagnosed with a terminal illness, deciding to make the most of her remaining time by bringing back her husband, opening a family bath business, and preparing her daughter to live independently. This film has a rating of 8.3 on MyDramaList.

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IF CATS DISAPPEARED FROM THE WORLD (2016) tells the story of a postman diagnosed with a terminal illness who faces a great dilemma: to choose to erase his own existence or to lose the people he loves little by little. This fantasy film is available on Netflix with a rating of 8.0 on MyDramaList.

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The most heartbreaking Japanese film SNOW FLOWER (2019) tells the story of Hirai Miyuki, a girl with a terminal illness who dreams of seeing the northern lights in Finland. She falls in love with Yusuke, an orphaned young man, during their journey together. This film has a rating of 7.7 on MyDramaList.

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THE PHONE OF THE WIND (2020) tells the story of Haru returning to her hometown in Iwate Prefecture and discovering the "Phone of the Wind." This phone becomes a place for people to talk to those who have passed away. The film is filled with touching stories and has a rating of 7.5 on MyDramaList.

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The story of the Japanese film WE COULDN'T BECOME ADULT (2021) focuses on Sato, a 46-year-old man who begins to reminisce about his past after receiving a friend request. This film showcases Sato's emotional journey in search of the meaning of life. Available on Netflix, this film has a rating of 7.1 on MyDramaList.

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MONSTER (2023) tells the story of life in a seemingly peaceful suburban town until a school fight triggers a major conflict. The differing claims among the children and the involvement of the community and media make the story even more complex. This film is available on Netflix and has a rating of 9.0 on MyDramaList. Find other interesting movie recommendations at kapanlagi.com. If not now, when?