On January 18th, the cast members of upcoming movie 'Kitsutsuki to Ame' gathered for a pre-screening event with their fans.� While many were dazzled by the appearances of Oguri Shun,�Yakusho Koji, and other cast members�attended the pre-screening event for their new movie "Kitsutsuki to Ame" which will be released on February 11th.

This movie is set at a peaceful mountain�village, which is home to a woodcutter named 'Kishi Katsuhiko' (played by Yakusho Koji). One day, Kishi somehow ends up helping a film crew who came to the village to film a zombie movie, and meets a faint-hearted rookie movie director named 'Tanabe Koichi' (played by Oguri Shun). �Though the two avoided each other in the beginning, they gradually deepened their ties with to one another. The movie exhibits the strange, yet heart-warming collaboration between the�villagers and the film crew.



Oguri made heads turn by appearing as the only cast member in a kimono. "Since the new year has come, I wanted to renew my resolutions. I would like to be an actor who people say is 'The guy who always attends the stage greeting in a kimono'," he explained. However, Oguri realized that he stood out too much in a kimono, and so he bashfully quipped, "Everyone is calling me 'Young master' today. It seems like I put too much effort in my style. It is kind of embarrassing."

During the pre-screening event, there was also an interactive corner where the cast members gave advice for the audience member's hang-up.



Aside from� Oguri and Yakusho, Furutachi Kanji, Ibu Masato, and the director of the movie, Okita Shuichi attended the event.

Source & Image: Oricon