“I honestly don’t know how many years I have left,” he would later reflect in the 2017 documentary Ryuichi Sakamoto: Coda. “I’m not taking anything for granted. But I know that I want to make more music. Music that I won’t be ashamed to leave behind—meaningful work.”
-Rob Arcand from Pitchfork.com
If you look for an iconic soundtrack in a film, especially in a foreign film, Ryuichi Sakamoto is the guy.
He composes a soundtrack like no other, blending the elements of storytelling and music together to create a melancholic kind of experience.
It’s warmth and melodic simplicity.
Mark Tacastacas 
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