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In This Corner of the World (Subtitled in English)
August 2, 2019 @ 10:15 am - 12:35 pm
¥1100
The feature length animated adaptation of award-winning manga artist Fumiyo Kouno‘s “In This Corner of the World” really is a work of love. Initially supported by crowd-funding, extensive research was undertaken to meticulously recreate pre-war Hiroshima and the nearby port of Kure, where the story of love, loss and hope is set.
To commemorate the 74th anniversary of the A-bombing, boutique cinema Hatchoza will be screening the film with English subtitles during Hiroshima “Peace Week” at 10:35 August 2-8 (Admission ¥1100).
The feature length animated adaptation of award-winning manga artist Fumiyo Kouno‘s “In This Corner of the World” really is a work of love. Initially supported by crowd-funding, extensive research was undertaken to meticulously recreate pre-war Hiroshima and the nearby port of Kure, where the story of love, loss and hope is set.
To commemorate the 74th anniversary of the A-bombing, boutique cinema Hatchoza will be screening the film with English subtitles during Hiroshima “Peace Week” at 10:35 August 2-8 (Admission ¥1100).
The feature length animated adaptation of award-winning manga artist Fumiyo Kouno‘s “In This Corner of the World” really is a work of love. Initially supported by crowd-funding, extensive research was undertaken to meticulously recreate pre-war Hiroshima and the nearby port of Kure, where the story of love, loss and hope is set.
To commemorate the 74th anniversary of the A-bombing, boutique cinema Hatchoza will be screening the film with English subtitles during Hiroshima “Peace Week” at 10:35 August 2-8 (Admission ¥1100).
The feature length animated adaptation of award-winning manga artist Fumiyo Kouno‘s “In This Corner of the World” really is a work of love. Initially supported by crowd-funding, extensive research was undertaken to meticulously recreate pre-war Hiroshima and the nearby port of Kure, where the story of love, loss and hope is set.
To commemorate the 74th anniversary of the A-bombing, boutique cinema Hatchoza will be screening the film with English subtitles during Hiroshima “Peace Week” at 10:35 August 2-8 (Admission ¥1100).
The feature length animated adaptation of award-winning manga artist Fumiyo Kouno‘s “In This Corner of the World” really is a work of love. Initially supported by crowd-funding, extensive research was undertaken to meticulously recreate pre-war Hiroshima and the nearby port of Kure, where the story of love, loss and hope is set.
To commemorate the 74th anniversary of the A-bombing, boutique cinema Hatchoza will be screening the film with English subtitles during Hiroshima “Peace Week” at 10:35 August 2-8 (Admission ¥1100).
The feature length animated adaptation of award-winning manga artist Fumiyo Kouno‘s “In This Corner of the World” really is a work of love. Initially supported by crowd-funding, extensive research was undertaken to meticulously recreate pre-war Hiroshima and the nearby port of Kure, where the story of love, loss and hope is set.
To commemorate the 74th anniversary of the A-bombing, boutique cinema Hatchoza will be screening the film with English subtitles during Hiroshima “Peace Week” at 10:35 August 2-8 (Admission ¥1100).
The feature length animated adaptation of award-winning manga artist Fumiyo Kouno‘s “In This Corner of the World” really is a work of love. Initially supported by crowd-funding, extensive research was undertaken to meticulously recreate pre-war Hiroshima and the nearby port of Kure, where the story of love, loss and hope is set.
To commemorate the 74th anniversary of the A-bombing, boutique cinema Hatchoza will be screening the film with English subtitles during Hiroshima “Peace Week” at 10:35 August 2-8 (Admission ¥1100).
The feature length animated adaptation of award-winning manga artist Fumiyo Kouno‘s “In This Corner of the World” really is a work of love. Initially supported by crowd-funding, extensive research was undertaken to meticulously recreate pre-war Hiroshima and the nearby port of Kure, where the story of love, loss and hope is set.
To commemorate the 74th anniversary of the A-bombing, boutique cinema Hatchoza will be screening the film with English subtitles during Hiroshima “Peace Week” at 10:35 August 2-8 (Admission ¥1100).