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Letters from Hibakusha

2017, Japanese. Directed by Kitaro Kosaka.

NHK undertakes a project to visualize written stories of the A-bomb victims through animation. The experience notes of the A-bomb victims which will be the base for the animation are ones sent to NHK's annual reciting, a program to read and share their experience, which have been running as long as 9 years now. A total of 2,200 notes have been sent to us so far.

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Released
4 August 2017
Original title
ヒバクシャからの手紙
Country
Japan
Written by
Michiya Kato

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Letters from Hibakusha (2017) was directed by Kitaro Kosaka.

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