``A Boy Who Wished to Be Okuda Tamio and a Girl Who Drove All Men Crazy World-wide'' A work by Daikon that shows the work of an adult while showing off in a playful way.

“A Boy Who Wished to Be Okuda Tamio and a Girl Who Drove All Men Crazy World-wide” Synopsis

Koroki is a 33 year old who worships Tamio Okuda. Koroki is transferred to the editorial department of a fashionable lifestyle magazine, and although he struggles with advanced conversations that he is not used to, he gradually becomes familiar with fashionable people and decides to become an editor like Tamio Okuda! At that time, he fell in love at first sight with Akari Amami, a beautiful fashion press member he met at work. That encounter was the beginning of Inferno for Koroki... He puts a lot of effort into his work in order to become a man who can match Akari, and he tries desperately to go on dates so that he won't be disliked, but he is always in vain. Akari's free-spirited words and actions always sway her, and before she knows it, her body and mind are torn to shreds... When will Koroki become a “cool, effortless adult” like Tamio Okuda? ? And will there be a future with Akari after struggling? ?

Index

• Love is important, but work is even more important.
• What is Attached Press, the job of a girl who drives every man she meets crazy?
• Tamio Okuda's last song selected by Hitoshi Daikon is "CUSTOM"

Love is important, but work is even more important.

Hitoshi Ohne's films depict work properly. If you watch Japanese movies, you'll often see protagonists who have no idea how they make a living, or men who just accept the life of a pimp, but Daikon movies are different. Yukiyo Fujimoto, who stars in the movie `` Moteki ,'' works as a temporary employee before becoming a writer for a news site, and in the process of changing his career, he meets a new attractive beauty. “ Bakuman. Needless to say, ``SCOOP!'' depicts the struggles of a unit of high school manga artists who throw themselves into a fierce battle within Shueisha and Shonen Jump, and `` SCOOP! ', a new editor learns the merits and demerits of his job after being paired up with a lousy cameraman who tracks down celebrity romance scoops.

In the Daikon movie, the main character raises the white flag to the girl he has fallen in love with from the beginning, and we don't know what's going on in their hearts from beginning to end. There remains a vague feeling that cannot be broken through, like a thin film. Even if there is a lot of trouble in love, it is the man who is at fault for it, and Yukiyo in Moteki explodes with emotion during an interview with his beloved Miyuki's affair partner, and is unable to carry out the interview to A Boy Who Wished to Be Okuda Tamio and a Girl Who Drove All Men Crazy World-wide Koroki, a junior in the editorial department, he loses himself and goes crazy, and suddenly takes a vacation and goes to work. I don't do it anymore. On the other hand, Koroki is unable to grasp Akari's movements, and ends up looking like a painting from Munch's ``The Scream.''

“A Boy Who Wished to Be Okuda Tamio and a Girl Who Drove All Men Crazy World-wide” (C) 2017 “Tamio Boy and the Girl Who Crazy” Production Committee

Still, the feeling of elation at the moment of falling in love is amazing. ``Moteki'' introduced a parody of the musical scene from `` (500) Days of Summer, '' but the scene where Koroki and Akari spend their first night together in ``A Boy Who Wished to Be Okuda Tamio and a Girl Who Drove All Men Crazy World-wide'' is ``Moteki.'' In homage to ` `Trainspotting ,'' the series uses a high-speed camera to capture the sequence in which the two rush in through the front door of Koroki's apartment, kiss passionately, then run down the hallway and onto the bed in the room. I'm taking pictures. The highlight of this movie is how they fall from this peak of happiness.

What is Attached Press, the job of a girl who drives every man she meets crazy?