Tokyo 東京
Order, glass and silence. Long lenses compress the crowd until one man disappears inside it. Fluorescent light that never changes.
An original feature film
匿流
Two cities. One network.
No one stays invisible.
01 — The film
A gifted, invisible Tokyo engineer is recruited by an anonymous crime network and hidden in plain sight at a family restaurant in Hong Kong — just as a relentless Tokyo detective begins hunting the architect behind it all.
02 — The real world
Tokuryū (匿流) is the Japanese police term for “anonymous and fluid” criminal groups — networks with no tattoos, no headquarters and no fixed membership.
Recruiters post “dark part-time jobs” on social media. Strangers are hired by app for a single fraud, robbery or delivery, then discarded. The architects stay invisible.
TOKURYŪ is fiction, built on that reality.
Sources: Japan National Police Agency figures as reported by The Japan Times, Essential Japan and NewsOnJapan; first-half 2026 figures provisional.
03 — The story
Koji Nakamura is twenty-eight, gifted and invisible — one of two hundred engineers in a Tokyo tower where nobody knows his name. Then an anonymous voice offers what Tokyo never has: recognition, and two million yen a month.
The job comes with a one-way ticket to Hong Kong, an apartment wired with three monitors, and a cover: busing tables at Feng’s, a family restaurant in Mong Kok. By night he builds the hidden machinery of a network with no face. By day he breaks plates under the eye of Su, the owner’s sharp, restless daughter — the first person who truly sees him.
In Tokyo, detective Yu Tanaka is tracing a franchise of fraud back to a single architect.
Disappearing was the easy part. Being seen will cost him everything.
04 — Two cities
Order, glass and silence. Long lenses compress the crowd until one man disappears inside it. Fluorescent light that never changes.
Noise, neon and heat. Handheld energy, wok fire and a city that builds on top of itself and never sleeps.
05 — Characters
Late 20s · Tokyo
A gifted network engineer the world forgot to notice. Precise, lonely and hungrier for recognition than for money.
Mid 20s · Hong Kong
The restaurant’s heartbeat. Sharp-tongued, stylish and magnetic. She loves beautiful things — and is starting to wonder what they cost.
50s · Hong Kong
Su’s mother. Runs the business with total authority and a watchful calm. Nothing in her dining room escapes her.
60s · Hong Kong
The chef. Forty years at the same wok. Gentle, honest and the moral center of everything he built.
Detective · Tokyo Police
A cybercrime investigator who sees a network where others see noise — and will not stop drawing lines until she finds its center.
Inspector · Hong Kong Police
Seasoned, skeptical and fiercely territorial. Nothing moves in her city without her say.
Mid 50s · Sham Shui Po
An electronics repairman with surgeon’s hands, a soft voice and very particular clients.
Never seen · Only heard
Warm, patient, paternal. The voice that tells Koji he is exceptional — and never says what for.
When was the last time someone asked you what you wanted?— Mr. Sato
Who gets seen in a city of millions — and what a person will do to finally be noticed.
Violence ordered by app and carried out by strangers. Everyone touches it. No one owns it.
To a family, to a city, to the one person who looks up when you walk in.
06 — Look & sound
The network is rendered as light on faces. Monitors, phones and CCTV feeds carry the suspense — tension in a cursor, not an explosion.
Tokyo: cold fluorescent white and locked-off symmetry. Hong Kong: warm practicals, red and amber neon, a restless handheld camera.
A low electronic hum — the breathing of invisible servers — set against one lo-fi track from a cheap speaker. The only warmth Koji owns.
07 — Director
A filmmaker who can hold a city’s noise and a man’s silence in the same frame.
The profile
What is in place
08 — Casting
Marquee Japanese and Hong Kong talent, each performing in their own language.
Casting is in progress. Offers follow director attachment.
09 — The producer
Production, film financing and live events. Headquartered at Shibuya Scramble Square, Tokyo.
Writer / Producer · CEO
Writer of TOKURYŪ. A producer and executive working across film, television and financing, based in Tokyo and operating between Asia and the United States.
Selected credits
Mister — feature starring Walton Goggins and Chloë Grace Moretz. Executive Producer.
Hoarders — A&E Networks. Production.
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Two cities. One network. No one stays invisible.
Contact
Courtney LeMarco
The LeMarco Group
US +1 (425) 765-3620
JP +81 90 2101 3620