Boy of Japan: Ito and His Kite
Dublin Core
Title
Boy of Japan: Ito and His Kite
Subject
See curatorial note.
Description
0.50% shrinkage, Fairly warped. 2 splices. (5/22/14)
Publisher
Coronet Instructional Films
Date
1964
Rights
Courtesy of the Phoenix Learning Group, Inc.; Copyright 1954 Coronet Instructional Films
Language
English
Type
Film
Film Item Type Metadata
Thumbnail
http://rej.lib.rochester.edu/images/16mm/thumbnails/0419.jpg
Condition
See description.
Gauge
16mm
Duration
00:10:39
Length
[400 ft.]
Stock
Eastmancolor
Color
Color
Sound
Sound
Director
Coronet Instructional Films
Creator Note
Educational collaborator: Frank E. Sorenson, Ph.D., Professor of Education, University of Nebraska
Distributor
Coronet Instructional Films
Summary
The story of a young Japanese boy and his kite is used to introduce the land, people, and customs of Japan. Includes scenes of urban and rural life, including farmland (rice fields and tea orchards), fishing, and industry. Scenes of daily life in the city and rural area contrast with landscape views of the mountains and sea. The boy's kite becomes a mechanism for a "kite's-eye" view of the countryside.
Location
U.S.A./Japan
Accession Number
419
Film Content Note
See curatorial note.
Content Location
Japan
Files
Citation
“Boy of Japan: Ito and His Kite,” ReEnvisioning Japan, accessed May 17, 2024, https://rej.lib.rochester.edu/items/show/62.