Hit Film 'Cho Kaguya-hime!' to End Theatrical Run on June 18th! Graduation Stage Greeting with Cast and Director Announced!
The Netflix-distributed anime film 'Cho Kaguya-hime!', directed by Shingo Yamashita, will conclude its theatrical run on June 18th. Produced by Studio Colorido and Studio Chromato, the film has become a long-running hit since its February release, surpassing 1.2 million admissions and 2.5 billion yen in box office revenue. A graduation stage greeting featuring the main cast and director will be held on June 19th.
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Animation creator Shingo Yamashita, known for his impactful opening sequences in works like 'Jujutsu Kaisen Season 1', 'Chainsaw Man', and 'Urusei Yatsura', presents his first feature-length directorial work, the original animation 'Cho Kaguya-hime!', currently streaming exclusively on Netflix. This 'music animation project' features tracks by renowned Vocaloid producers including ryo (supercell), kz(livetune), 40mP, HoneyWorks, Aqu3ra, and yuigot. Utilizing Yamashita's signature high-sense, emotional visual style and dynamic 3D camera work, the film depicts the bond between girls connected through song and live stages in the virtual space 'Tsukuyomi'. The animation is produced by the collaboration between 'Studio Colorido', known for charming characters and vibrant visuals in films like 'Penguin Highway' and 'A Whisker Away', and 'Studio Chromato', led by director Shingo Yamashita, marking the studio's debut work.
Before its release, the film garnered significant attention, ranking 1st on YouTube's 'Trending Movies' chart upon the release of its teaser, with over 15 million total social media views (as of Nov 28). Following its streaming debut, it trended on X and Yahoo! Search, and reached #1 on Netflix's 'Top 10 Movies' in Japan the day after release, achieving global success in multiple regions. Driven by fan demand, it began theatrical screenings on February 20th (Fri). Due to sold-out screenings across theaters, the run was extended and expanded, reaching over 1.2 million admissions and 2.5 billion yen in box office revenue as of May 18th.
After nearly four months of long-running screenings, the film will conclude its theatrical run on June 18th (Thu).
On the following day, June 19th (Fri), a graduation stage greeting will be held to thank the fans who supported the film.
Initially planned for a one-week limited run starting February 20th, the film's popularity led to an unprecedented success, ranking 5th in the weekend box office despite being available on streaming. Responding to requests from fans and theaters, the run was extended, and it continues to screen nationwide, surpassing 2.5 billion yen in box office revenue.
Director Shingo Yamashita commented, 'I never imagined such a long run when we started the one-week limited screening. This is all thanks to the theater staff nationwide and the fans who supported us. Please continue to enjoy the story of Kaguya and her friends that can only be experienced in theaters for the remaining time.'
On June 19th (Fri), a 'Final Fan Service!' graduation stage greeting will be held at Cinecitta and Cinema City, featuring Yuko Natsuyoshi (Kaguya), Saori Hayami (Yachiyo Tsukimi), and director Shingo Yamashita. The event at Cinema City will be live-streamed on the official YouTube channel. Fans are eagerly awaiting potential new announcements during the event.
As the lyrics of the film's songs suggest, 'Let's make this moment the best party,' the theatrical run will end in about three weeks. Whether you haven't seen it yet or want to watch it again, don't miss this final chance to experience the party with Kaguya and her friends in theaters.
Before its release, the film garnered significant attention, ranking 1st on YouTube's 'Trending Movies' chart upon the release of its teaser, with over 15 million total social media views (as of Nov 28). Following its streaming debut, it trended on X and Yahoo! Search, and reached #1 on Netflix's 'Top 10 Movies' in Japan the day after release, achieving global success in multiple regions. Driven by fan demand, it began theatrical screenings on February 20th (Fri). Due to sold-out screenings across theaters, the run was extended and expanded, reaching over 1.2 million admissions and 2.5 billion yen in box office revenue as of May 18th.
After nearly four months of long-running screenings, the film will conclude its theatrical run on June 18th (Thu).
On the following day, June 19th (Fri), a graduation stage greeting will be held to thank the fans who supported the film.
Initially planned for a one-week limited run starting February 20th, the film's popularity led to an unprecedented success, ranking 5th in the weekend box office despite being available on streaming. Responding to requests from fans and theaters, the run was extended, and it continues to screen nationwide, surpassing 2.5 billion yen in box office revenue.
Director Shingo Yamashita commented, 'I never imagined such a long run when we started the one-week limited screening. This is all thanks to the theater staff nationwide and the fans who supported us. Please continue to enjoy the story of Kaguya and her friends that can only be experienced in theaters for the remaining time.'
On June 19th (Fri), a 'Final Fan Service!' graduation stage greeting will be held at Cinecitta and Cinema City, featuring Yuko Natsuyoshi (Kaguya), Saori Hayami (Yachiyo Tsukimi), and director Shingo Yamashita. The event at Cinema City will be live-streamed on the official YouTube channel. Fans are eagerly awaiting potential new announcements during the event.
As the lyrics of the film's songs suggest, 'Let's make this moment the best party,' the theatrical run will end in about three weeks. Whether you haven't seen it yet or want to watch it again, don't miss this final chance to experience the party with Kaguya and her friends in theaters.
FAQ
Is this film available in Taiwan?
Yes, as it is a Netflix original film, it is available for streaming in Taiwan.