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According to Keanu Reeves, filming was first done in Japanese for the sake of the supporting cast, and then filming was done in English.

Near the end of the film, during Mika's elaborate, large-scale wedding to Lord Kira, she is shown in an all white wedding kimono ensemble. In contrast, traditional Japanese wedding kimono colors are red or another rich color, such as purple or turquoise/teal. The only traditional Japanese wedding where the kimono is white (symbolizing purity) are Shinto weddings, which are small, private affairs, just family and close friends.

The Universal spinning Earth begins normally, but after the camera backs away to show the full globe and logo it then slowly zooms back in with the Earth still spinning to Japan and the movies title is drawn over the Pacific Ocean. Clouds then obscure everything then clear as the view zooms in to Japan and the narration begins.

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