Annyŏng, sayonara chŏnjaeng kwa chʻimnyak ŭi sinsa Yasŭkuni rŭl mal handa /

Annyŏng, sayonara chŏnjaeng kwa chʻimnyak ŭi sinsa Yasŭkuni rŭl mal handa /

안녕사요나라 전쟁과침략의신사야스쿠니를말한다 /
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Bibliographic Details
Imprint:[Sŏul] : Hanʼguk Tongnip Yŏnghwa Hyŏphoe, [2007]
[서울] : 한국독립영화협회, [2007]
Description:1 videodisc (DVD) (107 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 booklet (23 p. ;19 cm.)
Language:Korean
Japanese
Subject:
Furukawa, Masaki.
Yi, Hŭi-ja.
이희자.
Yasukuni Jinja (Tokyo, Japan)
Yasukuni Jinja (Tokyo, Japan)
Soldiers' monuments -- Japan -- Tokyo.
Religion and politics -- Japan.
Shinto shrines -- Japan -- Tokyo.
War memorials -- Japan.
Religion and politics.
Shinto shrines.
Soldiers' monuments.
War memorials.
Japan.
Japan -- Tokyo.
Documentary films.
Documentary films.
Format: DVD Video Laserdisc
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/7840905
Hidden Bibliographic Details
Varying Form of Title:At head of title: Pʻyŏnghwaroun mirae rŭl wihan hŭimang ŭi meseji : Han-Il kongdong chejak dakʻyumentʻŏri
English title on container: Annyong, sayonara : rethinking Yasukuni Shrine
Anniyon, sayonara
At head of title: 평화로운 미래를 위한 희망의 메세지 : 한일공동제작다큐멘터리
あんによん, サヨナラ
Other authors / contributors:Kato, Kumiko, 1975-
Kim, Tʻae-il, 1963-
김태일, 1963-
Hanʼguk Tongnip Yŏnghwa Hyŏphoe.
Yŏnghwa Chinhŭng Wiwŏnhoe (Korea)
Minjok Munje Yŏnʼguso (Korea)
한국독립영화협회.
영화진흥위원회 (Korea)
민족문제연구소 (Korea)
Notes:Chejak chiwŏn: Yŏnghwa Chinhŭng Wiwŏnhoe.
" 2006-yŏndo Yŏnghwa Chinhŭng Wiwŏnhoe tongnip yŏnghwa DVD chejak, paegŭp chiwŏn saŏp chiwŏnjak" -- Cover.
Includes an additional 54 min. of special features with many interviews.
Originally produced as a motion picture in 2004.
Aspect ratio: 4:3; full screen.
" 2006년도 영화진흥위원회 독립 영화 DVD 제작, 배급 지원 사업 지원작" -- Cover.
Cinematography, Chi-hye, Takabe Uko ; music, Chŏng Hye-wŏn.
DVD NTSC; Dolby digital.
In Korean or Japanese, with optional subtitles in Korean, Japanese, Chinese or English.
Summary:Documentary about opposition to the controversial Yakusuni Shrine in Tokyo. Many Japanese regard it as a holy place to honor their war dead, but people from other Asian countries which were invaded by the Japanese see it as a symbol of Japan's justifying imperalist oppression. Lee Hee-ja is a Korean woman whose father died fighting in the Japanese army and is enshrined at Yakusuni. She files a lawsuit against the Japanese government asking them to withdraw her father's enshrinement. Furukawa Masaki is a Japanese man from Kobe who is trying to make his country take responsibility for the war it waged. The two have been fighting together against the Yakusuni Shrine since 2001 and the film tells the story of their fight and their personal relationship.
Target Audience:12-se kwallam ka (For age 12 and older).
Publisher's no.:2007-KDVD0056 Hanʼguk Tongnip Yŏnghwa Hyŏphoe

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