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Piano Girl
Okinawa, Japan. Momoko loved the piano and attended a school that had one. Then the war arrived and she was drafted to work in an army hospital. Could she survive the war through the power of music?
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Okinawa, Japan. Momoko loved the piano and attended a school that had one. Then the war arrived and she was drafted to work in an army hospital. Could she survive the war through the power of music?
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:NHK Educational, ASIA Documentary Productions, NHK
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