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Kimi no na wa

film by Oba [1953]
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  • Shōchiku headquarters
    Shōchiku Co., Ltd.

    The company did produce, however, Kimi no na wa (1953–54; “What Is Your Name?”), the most lucrative film in postwar Japan. The profits were used to modernize the studio and to establish the Shōchiku Motion Picture Science Institute, which took as its object of study the technical challenges of filmmaking.…

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    The company did produce, however, Kimi no na wa (1953–54; “What Is Your Name?”), the most lucrative film in postwar Japan. The profits were used to modernize the studio and to establish the Shōchiku Motion Picture Science Institute, which took as its object of study the technical challenges of filmmaking.…

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