Miles Maeda News

 
DCist.com
Out of Frame: I Wish
DCist.com
Twelve-year old Koichi (Koki Maeda) lives with his mother under the shadow of a volcano that regularly coats his high-rise bedroom with a fine layer of ash. His little brother Ryu (Ohshirô Maeda) lives a hundred miles away with their father, ...
An affecting story of brothers yearning to reunite their familyPhiladelphia Inquirer
Charming children try to create a miracle in film for all agesWashington Examiner

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I Wish (Kiseki)
Washington Post
Koichi wishes for his mom and dad's reconciliation, and a reunited family that also includes his younger brother, Ryu, who lives with their father in Fukuoka, about 140 miles away. (The boys are marvelously played by Koki and Ohshiro Maeda, ...

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In 'I Wish,' director Hirokazu Kore-eda explores brotherhood, and bullet trains
Los Angeles Times
The leisurely paced comedy stars real-life brothers Koki and Ohshiro Maeda as siblings who live hundreds of miles apart from each other on the island of Kyushu after their parents break up. The elder brother, Koichi (13-year-old Koki), ...

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Salon
Pick of the week: Childhood adventure from a Japanese master
Salon
... Ryu (played by Koki's real-life brother, Ohshiro Maeda), is an ultra-cute, gregarious kid who hangs with a posse of platonic girlfriends and lives with his kind but irresponsible indie-rock dad in the city of Fukuoka, about 175 miles to the north.

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Press-Enterprise
PATTON: CIF easing transfer process
Press-Enterprise
“Right now, we're all speculating,” said Matt Maeda, the AD at San Bernardino San Gorgonio. “This mostly came from the (10) sectional commissioners who are trying to fix the rules. We're all trusting them.” Here's my knee-jerk guess.

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Deia
Tokio inaugura la torre de televisión más alta del mundo
La Voz de Galicia
Que una torre de tales dimensiones se alce en un país como Japón, con un elevado riesgo sísmico, es un «importante mensaje al mundo», decía el ministro nipón de Infraestructuras, Takeshi Maeda, citado por medios locales. Según afirman los constructores ...
Japón inaugura la torre de televisión más alta del mundoPanorama Diario

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En Japón abren al público la torre más alta del mundo
El Universal (Venezuela)
Con sus 634 metros de altura, la Skytree abrió sus puertas a miles de visitantes que, pese a la lluvia, se agolpaban para disfrutar de las vistas de sus dos plataformas panorámicas, a 350 y 450 metros respectivamente. Que una torre de tales dimensiones ...

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