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• "MAY be Happy" DVD release More information
• Long Wedding Road! Drama More information
• Mainichi Daily News Article (July 27, 2007) More information
• Tea commercial More information
• Some new pictures. More information
• Release of RH new movie More information
• Rerelease of Ryoko Hirosue album RH Singles &... More information
• Ryoko will be playing in a movie again! More information
• Ryoko Hirosue wins payout over poor parenting, host club partying claims More information

It is a Warner Music Japan thirty-fifth anniversary commemorative greatest hits album. Rerealise of Ryoko Hirosue album RH Singles &... go out in september 2006.

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The movie, titled is scheduled to be released in 2007.

More info about the movie: Abe Hiroshi is starring, Hirosue Ryoko and Yakushimaru Hiroko are co-starring. This is the first movie for director Yasuo Baba after a break of seven years since his previous movie "Messengers".

Content: Some day in 2007, A man (Abe) who introduces himself as a government official shows up to the current Mayumi (Hirosue), who thought that she had lost her mother (Yakushimaru) due to a sudden accident. The man, explains that her mother was alive at the time of the economic bubble burst, which he was send to stop using his self made time machine as instructed by the government, but that he can't go back. Mayumi, who did not believe the story at first, begins to think the story might be true and is determined to save her mother. Mayumi time slips to Tokyo at the height of the bubble period, when young people were into Bodicons and DC brands. Though Mayumi wants to rescue her mother, she is perplexed by the fashion and the differences in fashion...

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Actress Ryoko Hirosue was awarded 4.4 million yen compensation by the Tokyo District Court after it ruled weekly magazine Shukan Gendai had defamed her with a story claiming she was a bad parent.

The court blasted Kodansha Ltd., publisher of Shukan Gendai, as well as the weekly's former editor in chief, over the May 7 to 14 2005 double issue in which it ran a story under the headline "Hirosue forgets about parenting to booze at host club, screams 'I want to appear in a 9 p.m. Monday drama."

Both the headline and part of the story gave the impression that the plaintiff was an irresponsible parent leading an abnormal private life, causing damage to her reputation and clearly being defamatory," Presiding Judge Nobuhiro Katada said as he handed down the ruling. Kodansha Ltd., publisher of Shukan Gendai, was outraged by the decision.

"This ruling can only be thought to go against socially acceptable behavior," a Kodansha spokesman said. "It's extremely regrettable."

In its May 7 to 14 2005 edition, Shukan Gendai accused Hirosue of drunkenness and partying at a host club, as well as failing to make a comeback as an actress.

Hirosue responded to the story by suing Kodansha and the editor for defamation, demanding 23.7 million yen in compensation. (Mainichi)

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