Zombie Season at Yokogawa Cinema

As part of Yokogawa’s Zombie Night festivities in the run up to and over Halloween weekend, the fiercly independent Yokogawa

Yokogawa Cinema!! Grand Reunion

Hiroshima’s bastion of Japanese independent film, Yokogawa Cinema, is getting a face lift. This will come as welcome news to

At the end of last year, American filmmaker Ian Thomas Ash‘s powerful documentary A2-B-C, which focuses on a group of

Small independent cinema in the Yokogawa shotengai near Yokogawa JR Station. Admission Adult ¥1700 College student ¥1500 Senior ¥1100 High

Sakura blossoms are out and the weather is perfect for a social-distancing walk along a riverside path.

Just outside Hiroshima city center, Yokogawa is a great area to explore. There are lots of interesting shops and places

I’m a big fan of zombies, whether they be on screen, in comic books or chasing you in a fun

2013 documentary film directed by Josh Johnson about the impact of VHS on the film industry and home video, as

Radio Love is a feature film set in Hiroshima and made by Hiroshima born film maker, Hideyuki Tokigawa. The film

20 Japanese and international films screened at theaters, temples, cafes and college campuses throughout the city of Hiroshima and some