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Binchō-tan

2006, Japanese. Directed by Kazuhiro Furuhashi.

Bincho-tan, an orphan lives alone in the forest, she always has a piece of coal bonded on her head. Occasionally, she ventures into the town situated near the mountain, in search of work opportunities. In gratitude for her work, the townspeople offer her food as a gesture of appreciation. Bincho-tan leads a challenging life, but her joyful and warm demeanor endears her to those around her, leading her to make new friends. As time goes on, one after another heartwarming stories unfold, Bincho-tan finally illuminates her smile like a happy child.

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Released
2 February 2006
Original title
びんちょうタン
Written by
Kazuhiro Furuhashi
iyashikei

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Binchō-tan (2006) was directed by Kazuhiro Furuhashi and stars Sarah Hauser, Ai Nonaka, Kikuko Inoue.

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