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October 25, 2009

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twitter.com/harto

Just started reading your blog. I found it after I read the Nisan and Nemutan rubbu-rubbu article. Fascinating.

Anyway, I've owned Taste of Tea for a while now and I'm always trying to convince people to watch it with me. Glad to know its got some other fans!

nskripchun

Definitely a great movie, quirky movie. The ending was nice, if a little tear-jerky when grandpa's antics are finally revealed.

twitter.com/sonik_br

I love this movie.
It's one of my favorite japanese movies, along with Survive Style 5+ (with Tadanobu Asano too).

Moogly_bear

I love this movie! "Why are you a triangle? Why are you a triangle?" XD

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I totally watched this b/c of Mia! She said it reminded her of my family. And she was right. I still have Yama yo Yama yo in my head.

twitter.com/AverageGeek

Picked up the movie from the local library and watched it last night. Loved it. As previous posters indicated, a quirky movie. I really loved the extended shots of the landscape, forrests etc.

Thanks for the tip!

twitter.com/metafus

I love this movie. it is one of my favorites, another movie by the same director is funky forest

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