Perfect Days(2024)

PG
2h 4m
- Drama

Release Date: Feb 7, 2024 | Limited

Hirayama cleans public toilets in Tokyo, lives his life in simplicity and daily tranquility. Some encounters also lead him to reflect on himself.

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Releases

Original Release | Feb 7, 2024

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Results

Opening Weekend US & Canada:
$100,924
Total US & Canada:
$3,766,668
Total International
$21,913,922
Total Worldwide:
$25,680,590

Director & Top Cast

Wim Wenders
Director

Koji Yakusho
Hirayama

Tokio Emoto
Takashi

Arisa Nakano
Niko

Miyako Tanaka
Old Lady with Brush

Long Mizuma
Businessman

Soraji Shibuya

Kid

Aoi Iwasaki

Kid

Kisuke Shimazaki

Lost Boy

Yuriko Kawasaki

Mother

Aki Kobayashi

Baby

Bunmei Harada

Priest

Min Tanaka

Homeless

Reina

Tourist

Shunsuke Miura

Bath House Owner

Gan Furukawa

Old Man

Atsushi Fukazawa

Kat-Chan

Taijirô Tamura

Regular

Technical Specifications

Sound Mix: Dolby Digital

Aspect Ratio: 1.33 : 1

Other Details

Country of Origin: Japan,Germany

Language: Japanese,English

Summaries

Storyline

Hirayama works as a toilet cleaner in Tokyo. He seems content with his simple life. He follows a structured everyday life and dedicates his free time to his passion for music and books. Hirayama also has a fondness for trees and photographs them. More of his past is gradually revealed through a series of unexpected encounters. Shibuya, Tokyo. Hirayama, a solitary public toilet cleaner, is a reserved, almost taciturn creature of habit. With his days following a monotonous pattern, Hirayama wakes up at the crack of dawn, performs his usual morning ritual with quiet precision, and off he goes to work in his little blue van after buying a can of coffee from a nearby vending machine. After all, surprise is a rare commodity for him. However, light and shadow coexist. And sometimes, the long-forgotten yesterday emerges when we least expect it. As a late-night encounter disrupts the balance of the gentle restroom attendant's life, even Hirayama must confront the past he has worked so diligently to put aside. Because, when caught up in the daily grind, it's easy to overlook the simple joys around us. Yet, in a world where happiness is ephemeral, it's the small moments that give life meaning. — Nick Riganas Hirayama lives alone in Tokyo and cleans toilets for a living. He has a routine, seemingly dull, uneventful and insular life. Yet he is happy and content, living a simple, undemanding, uncluttered, analogue existence. His balanced demeanor seems unshakable. — grantss