Dozoku no ranjo
Folk rituals from the Korean peninsula highlight the cultural connections between Japan and Korea, featuring significant ceremonies and traditions in both societies.
Synopsis
Folk rituals from the Korean peninsula highlight the cultural connections between Japan and Korea, featuring significant ceremonies and traditions in both societies.
Synopsis
Folk rituals from the Korean peninsula are central to "Dozoku no ranjo." The film investigates the cultural connections between Japan and Korea. It features various ceremonies and traditions, illustrating their significance in both societies. Acclaimed composer Akira Ifukube scored the film, marking his return to music after a hiatus. Released in 1991, the documentary runs for 127 minutes and offers an in-depth look at these shared cultural practices.
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