[KineJapan] Advice on access to documentation in Japan during lockdown

[Raphaëlle Yokota]

Dear All,

I hope everybody is safe and healthy during these unprecedented times.

I'm actually writing to you all because I'm facing a problem directly
connected to the current situation, and can't seem to find a solution.

PhD student in France, I'm currently writing a piece for a French review
specialized in film studies <https://journals.openedition.org/map/>. My
article is a comparison of the evaluation criteria among critics in France
and Japan, based on the reception of *Shoplifters *(Kore-eda being the
subject of my dissertation).

To document my research, I was supposed to go library digging in Japan in
April. Of course I had to cancel, and finally have no access to the sources
I'd planned to check.
I could buy hard copies on Amazon but having it shipped to France is so
expensive, for a few-page piece at best, it isn't an option for me at this
time. I can't really ask anyone to go the library and scan it for me either
given the situation.

There is one piece I was particularly interested in, from *Kinema
Junpo,* although
I haven't seen the article so I have no idea how long it is:
キネマ旬報2018年6月下旬号 N°1782

If anybody has a copy and would kindly even just photograph the piece about
*Shoplifters*, or if you have an idea for a solution - online maybe ? -, I
would be very grateful to hear from you.

Any help will be greatly appreciated - the closer my deadline, the deeper
the gratitude!
Warm regards,

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*Raphaëlle Yokota PhD candidate - Inalco, Paris (France)*
<http://www.linkedin.com/in/raphaellelavielle>
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