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“The Living Koheiji” is based on a play of the same name by Senzaburo Suzuki. The story is a reinterpretation of a classic ghost tale about a kabuki actor famous for playing spirits, who is murdered and returns as a ghost. The surreal element of the narrative is that “although thought dead, he keeps coming back to life.” The story is a kabuki standard still performed today. A previous film adaptation titled “Ikiteiru Koheiji” was made by Toho in 1957. This 1982 version marked the second film adaptation. In 1980, Keiji Isoda’s independent production company, Isoda Office, teamed up with Atg to produce a project. Although Nakagawa had already stepped back from the spotlight, known as a master of ghost stories with films like “Jigoku” or “The Ghost of Yotsuya”, he was asked to direct, and he proposed this play as the project he most wanted to bring to life.

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Palworld’s arrival in the gaming scene caused millions of players to jump into an open world that reminded them of all the Pokémon games that simply couldn’t live up to those standards. Even though the game feels heavily inspired by the popular franchise, it does things uniquely that sit well with its player base.

Tencent’s take on the same has been very similar to Palworld, and the studio’s CEO clarified that he has no problem with any of it. However, an article by IGN put this in a different light, stating that Takuro Mizobe ‘accused‘ Tencent of certain wrongdoings, which simply isn’t true.

The Creator of Palworld Has No Problems With Other Companies Following in His Footsteps The game boasts more than 60k active players at the moment.

Takuro Mizobe, the creative mind behind Palworld, has been quite vocal about his opinions on Tencent’s actualization of something similar.

Paris, Oct 28 (Ians) India’s top men’s doubles pair of Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty beat former world champions Takuro Hoki and Yugo Kobayashi of Japan to reach the semifinals of French Open 2022 Bwf Super 750 tournament, here on Friday.

The seventh-seeded men’s doubles pairing beat world No.1 Takuro Hoki-Yugo Kobayashi of Japan 23-21, 21-18 here at the Stade Pierre de Coubertin on Friday.

Up against Japanese top seeds Takuro and Yugo, the 2021 men’s doubles world champions and the seventh-seeded Chirag and Satwiksairaj put up a masterful display to win 23-21, 21-18 in 49 minutes.

The Indian duo will be up against the South Korean pair of Choi Sol Gyu and Kim Won Ho in the semifinals on Saturday.

The world No.8 pair of Chirag and Satwiksairaj began strong and raced to a 20-16 lead but Takuro and Yugo saved four game points to draw level at 20-all. However,...