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Yasuda Satoru World Trip vol.3 

Yasuda Satoru, 8mm. Singing, children, sea, mountains, travel, friends. Archive and diary like footage repeated and distorted multiple times - in the end it became like a "ghost diary". R-1/3~3/3
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Yasuda Satoru, 8mm. Singing, children, sea, mountains, travel, friends. Archive and diary like footage repeated and distorted multiple times - in the end it became like a "ghost diary". R-1/3~3/3

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Runtime:92 minutes
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Yasuda Satoru

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Shin Sasakubo

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Kenji Onishi

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