之前有令人 聽到腳軟的天空之城 ，今天發現了這個令人聽到眼濕濕的《謡 III～Reincarnation》：
也有 Innocence 裏的《傀儡謡～怨恨みて散る～陽炎は黄泉に待たむと～/イノセンス》：
在凱洛的 twit 得知，這原來是來自 《川井憲次コンサート200
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無可否認，這是一齣包裝得很“好看”的情慾片。
也就是說，按照我這名直筆甩的麻甩佬的粗淺理解，《霜花店》的所有宮廷布景、華麗服裝、打鬥連場，以及唯美的攝影，其實都是為了那幾場情慾戲服務。
當然，韓國電影向來
也就是說，按照我這名直筆甩的麻甩佬的粗淺理解，《霜花店》的所有宮廷布景、華麗服裝、打鬥連場，以及唯美的攝影，其實都是為了那幾場情慾戲服務。
當然，韓國電影向來
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早陣子工作太忙，沒時間做運動，最近終於能夠抽點時間跑步。一天晚上，我換上運動裝，束起馬尾，由蘭開夏道開始，沿喇沙利道一直跑到浸會大學，繞一個圈再跑到劍橋道。不覺間，天氣已變得這樣清涼了。
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