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Ryūji Miyajima (宮島 竜治,Miyajima Ryūji; born July 13, 1967)^[1] is a Japanesefilm editor who has received sixJapanese Academy Awards, three for films directed byTakashi Yamazaki.

Mutajima was born on July 13, 1967,^[1] inYokohama,Kanagawa, Japan.^{[citation needed]} He began his long career in the Japanese film industry as a film editor onShunichi Nagasaki'sRomance (1996),^[2] followed by Masato Hara's20th Century Nostalgia (1997),^[3] and Katsuo Naruse'sImmoral Affairs (1997).^[4] Thereafter, he worked on a wide range of obscure films from various directors and studios, including Akiyoshi Imazeki'sSeventeen,^[5]Yuji Nakae'sHotel Hibiscus (both 2002),^[6] andShinobu Yaguchi'sSwing Girls (2004),^[7] andNobuhiro Yamashita'sLinda Linda Linda (2005).^[8] He began working with filmmaker Takashi Yamazaki on his breakthrough filmAlways: Sunset on Third Street (2005),^[9] as well as its sequelAlways: Sunset on Third Street 2 (2007),^[10] before working with Yamazaki's future wifeShimako Satō on her filmK-20: Legend of the Mask (2008).^[11] Miyajima then went on to collaborate with Yamazaki on almost all of his films thereafter, includingBallad (2009),^[12]Space Battleship Yamato (2010),^[12]The Eternal Zero (2013),^[13]The Great War of Archimedes (2019),^[14] andGodzilla Minus One (2023).^[15]

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• Romance (1996)^[2]
• 20th Century Nostalgia (1997)^[3]
• Immoral Affairs (1997)^[4]
• Seventeen (2002)^[5]
• Hotel Hibiscus (2002)^[6]
• Swing Girls (2004)^[7]
• Linda Linda Linda (2005)^[8]
• Always: Sunset on Third Street (2005)^[9]
• Always: Sunset on Third Street 2 (2007)^[10]
• K-20: Legend of the Mask (2008)^[11]
• Ballad (2009)^[12]
• Space Battleship Yamato (2010)^[12]
• The Eternal Zero (2013)^[13]
• The Great War of Archimedes (2019)^[14]
• Godzilla Minus One (2023)^[15]

• Ryûji Miyajima atIMDb
• Ryūji Miyajima atAnime News Network's encyclopedia

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