From Meiji to Showa, composer Shinpei Nakayama rises from Shinshu to Tokyo, crafting enduring hits like “Katyusha’s Song,” “Gondola no Uta,” and “Tokyo Ondo,” while navigating mentors, collaborators, and the changing media of his era.
—Ryuichi Sakamoto: Coda
2017
—Your Lie in April
2016
—The Liar and His Lover
2013
—The Castle of Sand
1974
—April Story
1998
—The Piano Forest
2007
—Battles Without Honor and Humanity
1973
—Asakusa Kid
2021
—Inu-Oh
2022
—Lost in Translation
2003
—Tokyo Drifter
1966
—My Rainy Days
2009
