Fuji Television Network Movies

TV special which follows Hakusen Nagashi - Juu sai no Kaze (1999) and precedes Hakusen Nagashi - Ni Juu Go Sai (2003)

Home video featuring The London Philharmonic performing music from Dragon Quest IV: Michibikareshi Monotachi, conducted by composer Koichi Sugiyama.

Japanese horror movie from 1984.

Ken Ota is a Japanese-American GI. He comes to Hiroshima after WW2 looking for his big sister, but finds Keiko, a bomb victim with a keloid scar on he...

Tales of the Bizarre: 1991 Winter Special is a special edition of Tales of the Bizarre that aired on Fuji Television on December 26, 1991.

People begin to mysteriously freeze in place becoming statue-like, unable to move. If physically moved by someone else, they return to the same locati...

The Unknown 'Ryoma Biography' - Ryoma Sakamoto, Hero of the Century: The Greatest Mystery and Secret Codes.

Rai pedals his bike and trailer about town, collecting old iron and sowing flower seeds. Because his face never seems to show emotion, everybody calls...

TV drama based off the play of the same name by Yukio Mishima.

Tales of the Bizarre: 1997 Spring Special is a special edition of Tales of the Bizarre that aired on Fuji Television on March 31, 1997.

"I" is a cat without a name who lives with an English teacher, Mr. Kushami (Mr. Sneeze). "I" can't believe how stupid human beings are and chronicles...

When Earth is invaded by an alien army of horrors, a giant robot named Gaiking is constructed to defend the Earth.

A special drama starring Masahiro Nakai of SMAP, which was aired on Fuji TV six times from 1996 to 2005. The original is a comic of the same name by Y...

Horror TV-Special broadcast at the 21th August, 1992.

The sudden death of a journalist stirs up young editor Noriko's curiosity. While investigating the case, Noriko uncovers the dark secrets hidden behin...

This TV special takes place one year after the events depicted in the 1996 series Hakusen Nagashi, following the same group of friends.

Horror TV-Special broadcast at the 12th April, 1992.

Hayama's first video, includes his best performances at Instick Suzue, Nippon Seinenkan, On Air Shibuya, W'OHOL and Yellow.