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Kimoto is a 1980 film that showcases the craft of sake and shochu production. This short film runs for 30 minutes and is presented in color with sound, making it a unique piece of Japanese cinema.
Though 'Kimoto' isn't widely known, its format as a 16mm piece gives it a certain rarity among collectors. The film's direct connection to Japan's sake and shochu industry, sponsored by the Japan Sake and Shochu Makers Association, adds a layer of historical significance that appeals to niche collectors. As for availability, finding this title in good condition can be a challenge, making it a curious find for those with an interest in Japanese film or culinary history.
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Kimoto is a short film that focuses on the craft of sake and shochu production.
The film was sponsored by the Japan Sake and Shochu Makers Association.
Kimoto was produced in 16 mm standard format.
The runtime of Kimoto is 30 minutes and 10 seconds.
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