Anna Tsuchiya- Cocoon PV 

[ 3 min. 45 sec. II Download]

  Okay, she looks a bit crazy with those weird movements and the cornrows and the black dress BUT I really like this PV. Tadanobu Asano retains his DoCoMo character as you can see with his card tricks (since he is supposed to be a magician). Funnily enough, I like Cocoon better watching the PV than hearing the song by itself. Anna looks beautiful in white, I must say. No Keiko, unfortunately---*sighs* I was so excited too---

ERIKA- Destination Nowhere PV 

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   A dazzling PV filled with brilliant scenes of traveling. Aside from random moments of Erika dressed wildly with her band, the PV matches the darker and more intense sides of Mop Girl. The song is really beautiful, and with shaky/ fogging clips that matches Momoko's visions from the show. The occasional images of Erika reaching out, matches the longing of the lives Momoko tries the save, and compliments the show well.

  Kou Shibasaki- Prism PV

[4 min. 27 sec II Download]

One of my favorite PVs from any movie Keiko was in, just recently beat out by Mika Nakashima's Eien no Uta PV. The song is great and Kou Shibasaki looks awesome with her band and aquarium themed cut scenes. Although Keiko only appears briefly in the PV, she still looks adorable. Remember to RIGHT CLICK AND SAVE AS to download.

 

  Rock 'A' Trench- Heat Island PV

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The interesting thing about this PV is that the scenes with the band doesn't match the style of the movie AT ALL. It would be borderline annoying if Rock 'A' Trench and the surrounding partygoers didn't rock out loud and have so much fun doing so. Unfortunately, the PV doesn't reveal any new scenes from the film that the trailer doesn't already cover, still---the song is great. Remember to RIGHT CLICK AND SAVE AS to download.

Feel Like Jumpin'- SOULHEAD 

[credit: Resureya II 4 mi. 20 sec. II Download]

  This PV for the second song featured on the Dear Friends SOULHEAD single, Feel Like Jumpin.' This PV was included on their Best of SOULHEAD DVD (which sold VERY well). It's cute, and a little on the pop-ish side for this hip-hop and R&B duo. Although it doesn't feature any Keiko or direct reference to the Dear Friends movie it's still featured on the Dear Friends single produced by this group. ENJOY! ^_^

Dear Friends (board ver.)- SOULHEAD

[credit: Conosuke II 5 min. 12 sec. II Download]  

This second version of the Dear Friends PV is currently being streamed on Yahoo Japan but was kindly converted over for download by Conosuke from Jpopmusic Forums. This version contains comments left on the Dear Friends Message Board (opened since January 2007) by people who have seen the movie and were  touched by it. There are also brief clips of girls tied up or crying, to capture the heart wrenching nature of the movie. It's a really beautiful tribute to people who were inspired by the movie and definitely worth downloading even if you can't read what is said.

Dear Friends (movie ver.)- SOULHEAD 

[credit: Resureya II 5 min. 12 sec. II Download]

The long awaited beautiful and soulful song from the singing duo SOULHEAD. These girls can sing and they prove that voices and melody matter much more good looks and fancy dance moves with this moving song. There are some new clips from the movie featured (including a funny one with Keiko being just obscene!) But it's really nice. Now, this PV is the movie version which means there is another version to be released, and while it may not feature Keiko, I'll see if I can find it available for download anyway.

Nirinka- Ikimono Gakari 

[credit: Jpopmusic Forums II 4 min. 44 sec. II Download]

The theme song from the tear jerking indie flick, Cherry Pie. There are no clips of the actual pop-rock group but there are PLENTY of clips of Keiko making cherry pie and crying her eyes out. Never will  tears of unhappiness look so lovely as it does in this PV. ^_^\



 

Hey Brother- Rip Slyme 

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Rip Slyme's sweet PV from the Mamiya Kyoudai movie! There are no clips of the actual rap group so its filled entirely with clips from the movie! Keiko appears on and off here and there but it's ALL worth it, especially for this couch scene on the left.