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Minka: A Farmhouse in Japan (2011)
In 1967, an American journalist and a Japanese architect rescued an ancient farmhouse found in the snow country of Japan, and their lives were forever changed. Minka is an intimate story about architecture, memory and the meaning of home.
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In 1967, an American journalist and a Japanese architect rescued an ancient farmhouse found in the snow country of Japan, and their lives were forever changed. Minka is an intimate story about architecture, memory and the meaning of home.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:9/1/2011
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Birdling Films, The New York Times
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