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Although this movie is obviously not set in Tokyo, it’s made under the Tokyo Tales label. I’ve always wanted to try and make a traditional gothic horror movie on the MovieStorm platform, and this story seems to be the perfect fit. The film is also aimed at learners of English as a Foreign Language, and [...]

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I’m working on two new movies, which I hope to have completed in late summer. The first of these, ‘The Recluse’, is being made with MovieStorm. My first attempt at using this software. The second, ‘The Sacrifice’, is being made with The Sims 2′. As always, it’s slow progress!

The Recluse                                              The Sacrifice

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The fourth and final part of ‘The Lecher’ series. In this episode there are more shocks and surprises for Kenjiro Sato. Not only is he blackmailed by the sweet young thing he is dating, but he has a heartwarming reunion with ‘the stalker’. Can things possibly get any worse!?
Winner of the Bigstar TV short animation [...]

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Third part of the ‘Lecher’ series. In this episode, Kenjiro Sato’s luck finally seems to be changing. He gets a call from someone who claims to have found his stolen wallet and the pickpockets and stalkers that have plagued his life seem to be a thing of the past as he finds himself having a [...]

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The sequel to ‘The Lecher’. Kenjiro Sato’s bad day seems to be getting worse. Having been beaten up by a little old lady, had his wallet stolen and spent a fruitless morning at the police station, he now finds himself being followed by the stalker from hell.
The third and final part of this story, ‘The [...]

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Welcome to Tokyo Tales.
I am still working on this blog, but it is intended to showcase my machinima movies. In particular the new series I am creating which will consist of a series of short movies made using the Sims2 game engine. The first of these – The Lecher – is made and you can [...]

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