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A 16-mm motion picture with soundtrack planned by The Mainichi Newspapers and Matsushita Electric Industrial Company.
Produced by Mainichi Film Productions.
Scenarist-Director: Hani Susumu, Narrator: Mikuni Ichiro
Part I: 383.1 metres(F-2) Part II: 262.5 metres(F-3)
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Remarks |
Compartment |
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"Expressions of the Year 1970" |
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*Prologue |
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Suburban housing area |
Japan Housing Corporation complex seen from the air |
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Expressway |
Interchange, vertical crossing |
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City streets |
The heart of Tokyo |
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Sky over the city |
Smog |
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High-rise buildings |
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Industrial zone |
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Rendezvous |
In front of Shibuya Station |
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Telephones |
Row of red public telephones, and users |
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Diet Budget Committee session |
Prime Minister Yoshida Shigeru replies to a question from Kono ichiro |
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Baby and mother |
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* Joy |
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Little boys sharing a watermelon |
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Nakayama Masa assumes her post |
The first woman to become a Minister in the Japanese Cabinet (Minister of Welfare) |
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Sumo wrestler Taiho defeats Kashiwado |
Paving the way for promotion to yokozuna (Grand champion) |
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Toei Flyers win the Pacific League |
Manager Mizuhara being tossed into the air |
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Baseball Championship |
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Hankyu Braves win the Pacific League |
Hankyu players celebrate |
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Baseball Championship |
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Finals of the High School Baseball |
Okayama Higashi High School secures the |
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Championship |
Championship as a player slides into home base |
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The Matsukawa trial |
People rejoicing at the verdict "Not Guilty" |
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* Sorrow |
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Little boys wrestling |
A young brother crying |
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Professional boxing |
Fuji Takeshi defeats Sandro Lopopolo of Italy only to be beaten by Nikolino Locche of Argentina |
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Coal dust explosion at a Mitsui colliery |
The sorrow of the bereaved families |
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Train crash at Tsurumi, Yokohama |
President Ishida of Japan National Railways expresses sympathy for the bereaved |
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Sinking of the "Tokiwa Maru" |
The sorrow of the bereaved children |
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Plane crash, All Nippon Airways |
Grief-stricken faces of the bereaved |
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* Anger |
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Higashi-Fuji military training ground |
Anger of the local people |
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The Sunagawa struggle |
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Uproar in the Diet(1) |
Clash between the Government and Opposition after the Police Law is railroaded through the Diet |
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Uproar in the Diet(2) |
The Japan-USA Security Treaty session: finally, policemen are brought into the Diet |
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The Japan-USA Security Treaty |
Demonstrators storm the Diet Building |
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Spartan education |
Pupils wince after being slapped on the face |
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Unrest in the Universities |
Students' mistrust of their education and teachers turns to anger |
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* Pleasure |
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The windows of an office building |
Office workers relaxing by the windows |
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An indoor fishing pond |
Young office workers enjoy fishing |
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A sports' day |
Bun-eating race; obstacle race |
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Recreation ground |
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Flower-viewing |
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Shichi-go-san(*) |
A children's festival |
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A banquet |
Serious host; guests having fun |
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Bon odori |
Summer dances |
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Dance in celebration of a good harvest |
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Hana matsuri |
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Nabezumi festival |
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Mud-splashing festival |
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* Work |
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An orchestra at work |
The Japan Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra conducted by Ozawa Seiji |
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The "Shinkansen" super-express train |
An engineer taking his job seriously |
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A locomotive stoker |
Coping with scorching heat; covered with coal dust |
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A maker of sumi(Indian ink) |
Carrying on an old tradition |
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Deep-sea fishermen |
Bonito and tuna fishing; a dolphin |
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The rice harvest |
Automatic harvesters can be seen but many farmers still use traditional methods |
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Tatami maker |
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A factory |
Welding; a television receiver assembly line |
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Commercial photographer |
A photographer perched dangerously on top of a moving car |
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A bargain sale |
Just befor the shop closes |
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The special discount |
For those who pay in ¥5 coins |
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New company employees in training |
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Futon-making school |
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Intensive training school for popular singers |
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* Masculine-Feminine |
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Boys and girls |
The 1st grade of elementary school |
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A high-school baseball team |
Intensive training |
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Women's accomplishments |
Tea ceremony and playing the koto |
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A "charm" school |
Learning about makeup |
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A beauty parlour |
Exercise equipment. Mud bath |
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A wedding |
The bridal attire |
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The honeymoon |
Honeymooners at Tokyo Station |
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Newlyweds leaving by aeroplane |
The parents' faces |
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'Honeymoon Bus' |
A bus with its newlywed passengers on the Nichinan coastline, Miyazaki Prefecture |
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* Poise and Posture |
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Posture exercises |
Demonstrated by a travelling instructor |
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Exercises for old people |
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The grace of gymnastics: floor exercises |
Vera Caslavska of Czechoslovakia,
winner of the all-round individual championship at the Tokyo Olympics, 1964 |
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Unyielding determination: |
Abebe Bikila, winner of the marathon at the |
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the marathon |
Tokyo Olympics, 1964. Tsuburaya of Japan was third |
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The poise of the young |
Singing; listening to pop music |
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The movement of youth |
Dancing the 'go-go' |
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The Emperor loses his hat |
A sign that the Emperor, too, is human |
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Military order |
The Self-Defence Force |
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People en masse |
A Soka Gakkai convention |
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Athletics |
At the Defence Academy |
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The posture of officialdom |
A tax official receiving a restaurant proprietress, a factory owner and a foreman |
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Awa odori |
"Dancing fools and onlooking fools". Japanese saying |
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* Theatre |
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The Kabukiza(kabuki thatre) |
A night view of Ginza, Tokyo and the Kabukiza |
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Kabuki(1) |
The super-human warrior role(aragoto)in the kabuki piece "Shibaraku". Aragoto makeup, known as kumatori |
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Kabuki(2) |
Female role played by a man(onnagata) in "Musume Dojoji" |
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"Shojo" |
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Bunraku |
"Ichinotani Futaba Gunki" |
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Comedy |
Fujiyama Kanbi and laughing audience |
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* Children of the television Age |
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Broadcasting |
A stage show: TV director and entertainers |
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Dubbing |
Dubbing artists at work |
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A mother and child watching television |
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A child viewer responding to movements shown on television |
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Miming song contest for children |
Children copy precisely the gestures and movements of popular singers |
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School broadcasting |
Television in school; a televised morning meeting; the head teacher makes an announcement |
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The expressions of children who will survive the 20th century |
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