Tokyo Waka
20,000 crows fly over Tokyo, serving as symbols of nature and observers of urban life in a city that blends ancient traditions with modern changes.
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20,000 crows fly over Tokyo, serving as symbols of nature and observers of urban life in a city that blends ancient traditions with modern changes.
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A tofu seller walks through the streets of Tokyo, where modernity meets tradition. A homeless woman reflects on her surroundings, while a Buddhist priest contemplates nature. The film features 20,000 crows, symbolizing the natural world and observing daily life. Shot in 2013, "Tokyo Waka" presents a portrait of urban existence and the relationship between people and their environment. The documentary runs for 63 minutes and was directed by John Haptas.
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