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The Roof of Japan

19571h 18mSadao Imamura

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This film was touted as its country's first full-length "nature documentary." Following the tradition established by Disney's "True-Life Adventures," the film transports the viewers to the loftiest heights of Japan's mountain ranges. Here, the hardy residents struggle for survival against the elements, and do a pretty good job of it (after all, they've been there longer than the audience has!) Especially well handled are the sequences involving the animal denizens of the snow-capped regions.

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What is The Roof of Japan (1957) about?

This film was touted as its country's first full-length "nature documentary." Following the tradition established by Disney's "True-Life Adventures," the film transports the viewers to the loftiest heights of Japan's mountain ranges. Here, the hardy residents struggle for survival against the elements, and do a pretty good job of it (after all, they've been there longer than the audience has!)…

Who stars in The Roof of Japan?

The Roof of Japan stars 財前和夫 (Narrator). The film was directed by Sadao Imamura.

How long is The Roof of Japan?

The Roof of Japan has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 1957.

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