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The War of Announcers
Dramatization of The Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK) and its announcers activities to support the Japanese military's fight during the war. Based on the facts, depicts the hidden relationship between broadcasting and the war.
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Dramatization of The Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK) and its announcers activities to support the Japanese military's fight during the war. Based on the facts, depicts the hidden relationship between broadcasting and the war.
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Genre:Drama, War
Written By:Yasuko Kuramitsu
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:NHK
Cast
Masae Ichiki
Director
Go Morita
Wada Nobukata
Ai Hashimoto
Wada Mieko
Kengo Kora
Tateno Morio
Ken Yasuda
Mera Tadamaro
Koshi Mizukami
Asakura Toshiki
Hidekazu Mashima
Namikawa Ryo
Fumiyo Kohinata
Shimomura Hiroshi
Kenta Hamano
Imafuku Hajime
Shunsuke Daitoh
Shimura Seijun
Sakura Fujiwara
Akanuma Tsuya
Ayumu Nakajima
Kawazoe Teruo
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