The Daughter of the Samurai: a German-Japanese co-production Donald Richie In 1936, Japan, then expanding into the rest of Asia, was looking for ways to both valorize its ambitions and explain its aims. Among the methods - Cinema of Japan - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	The Daughter of the Samurai: a German-Japanese co-production Donald Richie In 1936, Japan, then expanding into the rest of Asia, was looking for ways to both valorize its ambitions and explain its aims. Among the methods Add to Reading List Document Date: 2006-05-25 06:30:06 Open Document File Size: 39,72 KB Share Result on Facebook City Tokyo / / Continent Asia / Europe / / Country Germany / Japan / / Event Natural Disaster / / Facility University of Wisconsin Press / / Movie The Holy Mountain / Tokyo-Ga / / NaturalFeature Mount Aso / Holy Mountain / Mt. Aso / / Organization University of Wisconsin Press / / Person Ruth Eweler / Itami Juzo / Ozu Yasujiro / Richard Angst / Arnold Fanck / Leni Riefenstahl / Sawamura Tsutomu / Donald Richie / Hara Setsuko / Peter B. High / / Position critic / geologist / director / film director / / PublishedMedium Film Review / / SocialTag Setsuko Hara Arnold Fanck Jūzō Itami The Holy Mountain Leni Riefenstahl Mansaku Itami Isamu Kosugi Cinema of Japan Cinema of Germany Film

The Daughter of the Samurai: a German-Japanese co-production Donald Richie In 1936, Japan, then expanding into the rest of Asia, was looking for ways to both valorize its ambitions and explain its aims. Among the methodsAdd to Reading List