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SAMANSA Omnibus Tai to Ame to Yukionna Gets Main Trailer Ahead of November 13 Opening

SAMANSA Inc. released the main trailer and three individual main visuals for its short film omnibus Tai to Ame to Yukionna, which opens in theaters on November 13, 2026.

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Why it matters

The trailer and per-film visuals put all three TRIPLEX shorts in front of the same audience at once, which is the point of the program: three directors with separate genres sharing one theatrical slot rather than separate releases.

SAMANSA Omnibus Tai to Ame to Yukionna Gets Main Trailer Ahead of November 13 Opening

Key Facts

  • Tai to Ame to Yukionna opens in theaters on November 13, 2026.
  • The omnibus contains Shikai Hasegawa's Tai no Ara, Ryu Suzuki's Shiroame, and Takayuki Fukada's Koeru Hodo Chikaku.
  • The three shorts run 28, 15, and 25 minutes respectively.
  • SAMANSA produced the film through the TRIPLEX program with Shimokita-Ekimae-Cinema K2 and MotionGallery.
  • SAMANSA released the main trailer and a main visual for each of the three works.

The film collects Shikai Hasegawa's Tai no Ara (28 minutes), Ryu Suzuki's Shiroame (15 minutes), and Takayuki Fukada's Koeru Hodo Chikaku (25 minutes), produced through the TRIPLEX program run with Shimokita-Ekimae-Cinema K2 and MotionGallery.

The three shorts run 28, 15, and 25 minutes, and each gets its own main visual alongside the shared trailer. Hasegawa's Tai no Ara follows a writer and his nephew whose delivered sea bream head starts telling a story at night. Suzuki's Shiroame turns on white rain that strips moisture from anything it touches, trapping Natsuna in a car as power lines fall. Fukada's Koeru Hodo Chikaku, inspired by the Yuki-onna folk tale, follows a couple and their son through the winter streets of Narai-juku.

TRIPLEX is the production support program SAMANSA runs with Shimokita-Ekimae-Cinema K2 and MotionGallery. The omnibus opens in theaters on November 13, 2026.

  • Tai no Ara (TAI NO ARA: The Remains of a Sea Bream): Director Shikai Hasegawa, 28 minutes
  • Shiroame (DRY): Director Ryu Suzuki, 15 minutes
  • Koeru Hodo Chikaku (So Close as to Freeze): Director Takayuki Fukada, 25 minutes

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