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Tokyo Vein presents a visual tour of Tokyo through its waterways. The film was originally shown in a Roppongi Hills installation space, allowing viewers to experience the city from a unique perspective. It captures the essence of Tokyo's landscape and culture by focusing on its intricate waterways.
The film, directed by 野田真外 in 2003, has a runtime of 11 minutes. It was adapted into a DVD that features all four angles captured during the original exhibition, as well as a condensed full view on a single screen, providing a comprehensive visual experience.
Why Watch
- •See Tokyo's waterways from a unique perspective.
- •Find out about the artistic installation at Roppongi Hills.
- •Meet the creative vision of director 野田真外.
Did You Know
•Tokyo Vein was directed by 野田真外 in 2003.
•The film has a total duration of 11 minutes.
•It was originally shown in an installation space at Roppongi Hills.
•The DVD adaptation includes four angles captured during the exhibition.
Perfect For
Tokyo enthusiastsArt installation fansShort film lovers