Who Won the War
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A Hiroshima survivor embarks for America to avenge his father’s death, but gets tricked into a medical experimentation program for radioactive subjects.
An Anthropologist in Changing Japan: 45 years working with one Village
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The story of an anthropologist’s 45 year affair with one horticultural village in Japan
みゃーくふつの未来:消えゆく声、生まれる声 (The future of Myaakufutsu: vanishing voices, emerging voices)
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The future of Myaakufutsu: vanishing voices, emerging voices
Kazoku no Shomei (Proof of Family)
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An Ethiopian asylum seeker in Tokyo takes on Japan’s bureaucracy to prove his legal family ties to his wife and daughter.
祭りに生きる・京都の鉾差し (Hokosashi(The Kenhoko bearers) of Kyoto)
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The kenhoko, originally a spear-like weapon, combines elements of exorcising spirits and welcoming the deity.
日比谷に咲いたタカラヅカの花 (Recollection of the Violets)
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Recollection of the Violets
坂網猟 −人と自然の付き合い方を考える (Sakaami, Traditional Wild Duck Hunting: Thinking About the Relationship Between People and Nature)
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This movie asks about the symbiosis of humans and nature through traditional bird hunting..
おみおくり〜Sending Off〜
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Sending Off” follows the patients of Dr. Konta Kaoru and her team of nurses as they receive end-of-life medical care in their homes. Filmed over one year in rural Japan, the changing seasons provide a backdrop to the deepening relationships the patients form with their families as they reach the end of their lives.
Ōkunoshima
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Ōkunoshima was the biggest poison gas factory in Asia, but today, it’s just known as the ‘bunny island’. Its chemical weapons are still around – and still dangerous.
joso
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Joso is a film exploring the multiple layers of involvement in new wave cross-dressing (josō) subculture and media in the 2010s.