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The Hidden Blade, as mentioned above, is absolutely brilliant. Slow, but supreme.
In The Realm Of The Senses, was banned in the UK for 20 years. Superb.
Kagemusha is one of Steven Spielberg's favourite films. See why.
Spirited Away is from the Ghibli Studios, as is the afore mentioned gem, that is Howl's Moving Castle.
I absolutely hated the dreary misery of The Grave of Fireflies. Obviously an aquired taste.
When The Last Sword Is Drawn, is quite unique. It appeals to anyone that has loved a place, specially.
As long as that place is important, and has strong fond memories for the viewer, then the film will possibly make you cry.
It made me cry, both times when I watched it. 10/10.
I only mentioned Japanese cinema, as mooted by the OP. That said, I have grown attached to Korean cinema more.