Kansai University ◆The film “I still can’t say that today’s sky is my favorite”◆ Screening will be held at Kansai University, where the film is set, on November 2nd

【Kansai University】 ◆The film “I Still Can’t Say That Today’s Sky Is My Favorite”◆ Screening to be held at Kansai University, where the film is set, on November 2nd ​
Kansai University Press Release: October 27, 2025 ◆Film “I Still Can’t Say That Today’s Sky Is My Favorite”◆ Screening to be held at Kansai University, where the film is set, on November 2nd ~ A student-created location map will be distributed. Two actual costumes will also be on display~ As part of the school festival, the Cultural Association’s Film Studies Club will be hosting a screening of “I Still Can’t Say Today’s Sky Is My Favorite” (directed by Okuda Akiko), a film set at Kansai University, at the KU Symphony Hall on Kansai University’s Senriyama Campus from 12:00 on Sunday, November 2nd. 【Key Points】 ・Screening of the film “I Still Can’t Say Today’s Sky Is My Favorite,” set at Kansai University Held on Sunday, November 2nd – Since its release in April 2025, it has been well-received at cinemas nationwide and won two awards, including a Special Award at the TAMA Film Awards – Free screening with advance reservations. At the venue, student-created location maps were distributed, and two actual costumes worn in the film were on display. Two actual costumes worn in the film were on display. “I Still Can’t Say That Today’s Sky Is My Favorite” is based on a coming-of-age romance novel by Fukutoku Shusuke, a member of the comedy duo “JaruJaru,” an alumnus of Kansai University. It was published by Shogakukan in 2020 and will be released in paperback in spring 2025. With the full cooperation of Kansai University, filming for the film adaptation took place primarily on the Senriyama Campus in April 2024, with nearly half of the film taking place in and around Kansai University.
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The film will be released in cinemas nationwide from April 2025. Over 120,000 people across the country have seen it in cinemas. The film continues to garner positive reviews, including a Special Award and Best New Actor Award (for lead actor Riku Hagiwara) at the TAMA Film Awards. At the screening, a map of the film’s filming locations created by the “Kansai University Student ‘Kyousora’ Support Team,” a volunteer group of students from the Department of Mass Communication, will be distributed. Two costumes from the film, donated to the university by the film’s production committee, will also be on display.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/13058/243/13058-243-d032ef4f9751225ad260626f3e31c68e-548×412.jpg These suits were actually worn by Toshihisa Hagiwara (role name: Toru Konishi) and Akiyo Kurosaki (role name: Yamane), who played Kansai University students in the film, during filming. They were also exhibited at 109 Cinemas Osaka Expo City (Suita City) to coincide with the film’s release, generating a lot of buzz. [Date and Time] Sunday, November 2nd, 12:00 PM onwards [Location] KU Symphony Hall, Kansai University Senriyama Campus [Organizer] Kansai University Cultural Association Film Studies Club [Fee] Free [Screening Application URL] https://forms.gle/5XYg5WvzFxdn8BwA6 *Advance reservations are required. Please apply via the URL listed. *Admission is possible if there are spaces available on the day. *If you would like to interview us, please contact us at the address listed below. ▼Details▼ Kansai University Press Release
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