NHKは貴重な文化遺産であるテレビ人形劇を積極的に再放送し、NHKオンデマンドで全てを見られるようにしてください
Let's make NHK's Puppets Shows more available onto the INTERNET
NHKの人形劇をもっとインターネットで見られるようにしよう
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NHKは貴重な文化遺産であるテレビ人形劇を積極的に再放送し、NHKオンデマンドで全てを見られるようにしてください
Let's make NHK's Puppets Shows more available onto the INTERNET
NHKの人形劇をもっとインターネットで見られるようにしよう
There’s something about Japanese movie programs that are absolutely stunning and beautiful.
Time and precision went into designing these. They are more than mere covers. They tell stories themselves.
I find them fascinating and intriguing and worthy of cherishing.
Up until a few months ago I didn’t know they existed. That was until I was looking for something special for a good friend’s birthday and I came across Sea of Love and Serpico (not pictured because I didn’t have a movie account when they were given).
I hope you enjoy and appreciate them like I do and thank you for the very talented artists who painstakingly took time to put these together in the days before digital editing.
Al Pacino, in selected Japanese film program covers.