【Flyer】I Still Can't Say "I Love Today's Sky the Most" 【Size】B5 (182 x 257) 【Release Date】April 25, 2025 【Cast】 Riku Hagiwara, Toru Konishi Yumi Kawai, Hana Sakurada Ao Ito, Sacchan Kiyodai Kurosaki, Yamane Hajime Anzai, Master Kodai Asaka, Sacchan's Father Honoka Matsumoto, Kaho Arata Furuta, Sasaki Akiko Ohku, director of "Tremble All You Want" and "Hold Me Back," is adapting Shusuke Fukutoku of the comedy duo "Jarujaru"'s 2020 romance novel "I Still Can't Say 'I Love Today's Sky the Most" into a film. Toru Konishi, a university student, was living a dull life far removed from the campus life he had imagined. One day, Konishi was captivated by the dignified appearance of Hana Sakurada, a university student with an updo. He bravely spoke to her. Through various coincidences, the two quickly hit it off. As their conversations flowed, Hana casually said, "I want to think every day is fun. I want to think today's sky is the best," which struck a chord with Konishi. Those words were the same as those of his beloved, now deceased, grandmother. Konishi was happy to have met Sakurada, but then an incident befell them. Riku Hagiwara, who gained popularity in the drama series "Utsukushii Kare" (Beautiful Man), which was also made into a film, plays the protagonist, Toru Konishi. Yumi Kawai, who has broken through as a young, talented actress in dramas such as "Fuiteki ni mo Hodo ga Aru!" and the film "Namibia no Sabaku," plays the heroine, Hana Sakurada. The film was entered in the Competition section of the 37th Tokyo International Film Festival in 2024. *Shipped in simple packaging (waterproof). Additional charges for: 【Shipping Method Change】Regular Mail → Desired Shipping Method (Price set according to shipping method) 【Packaging】Clear File (+50 yen) 【Option】Lamination (+70 yen) It gives a glossy finish and enhances the presence, also protecting the work. However, for B4 size works, it will be folded gently for shipping. Please understand. If you wish to add any of these, please leave a comment. Movie Japanese Film Foreign Film Japanese Movie Foreign Movie