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Red Sash: The Tomioka Silk Mill Story
This is the story of beginning of Tomioka Silk Mill in Meiji Era. Young Ladies who came from all over Japan struggle to obtain skills of yarn-making and they matured through various experiences at the Mill.
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This is the story of beginning of Tomioka Silk Mill in Meiji Era. Young Ladies who came from all over Japan struggle to obtain skills of yarn-making and they matured through various experiences at the Mill.
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Genre:Drama, History
Written By:Kana Matsui
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:NHK Enterprises
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