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BISHU
The film depicts the story of a family who runs a Bishu wool textile factory in the Bishu region, where Ichinomiya City, Aichi Prefecture is located. The region is known worldwide as one of the world's three largest woolen textile-producing areas. Still, in recent years, many factories and companies are struggling with various problems and issues.
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The film depicts the story of a family who runs a Bishu wool textile factory in the Bishu region, where Ichinomiya City, Aichi Prefecture is located. The region is known worldwide as one of the world's three largest woolen textile-producing areas. Still, in recent years, many factories and companies are struggling with various problems and issues.
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Runtime:124 minutes
Studio:Kamiya Shokai, Aeon Entertainment, atmovie
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