[KineJapan] Films set in Takayama (Gifu) or Kanazawa; Tokyo, Kyoto, Hakone?

[Eija Niskanen]

Otoko wa tsurai yo -series: Tokyo Katsushika-ku Shibamata
Makoto Shinkai's anime Westhering with You has exact locations animated,
even the bus numbers are right.
Eija

ma 1. heinäk. 2024 klo 19.41 Bernardi, Joanne via KineJapan (
kinejapan at mailman.yale.edu) kirjoitti:

> Dear colleagues,
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> I’m a faculty host for a tour to Japan this fall and putting together a
> list of films (readily accessible with subtitles) related to the locations
> and sites we’ll be visiting. The cities are Tokyo, Hakone,( Hida-)Takayama,
> Kanazawa, and Kyoto—some like Tokyo, Kyoto are easy but others not so much.
> Here’s what I’ve got to start:
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> TOKYO
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> *Tokyo Story*, *Patlabor 2*, the 1954 original *Gojira* and other recent
> ones, *A Taxing Woman*, *Lost in Translation*
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> KYOTO
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> *Conflagration *(Enjō, aka *The Temple of the Golden Pavilion*)*,*
> *Banshun*, *Lost in Translation*
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> MT. FUJI-HAKONE
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> *Ghidora the Three-Headed Monster* (1964),  *Laid Back Camp Movie* (2022)
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> TAKAYAMA
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> Shinkai’s *Kimi no na wa * (2016)
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> KANAZAWA
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> *Zero no shoten*.
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> Suggestions for additional titles are welcome on or offline.
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> Thanks!
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> Joanne
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> --
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> Joanne Bernardi, Ph.D.
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> Professor of Japanese and Visual & Cultural Studies
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> Dept. of Modern Languages and Cultures
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> University of Rochester
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> PO Box 270082 | Rochester NY 14627 USA
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