Misakubo Village: Gion Festival Day
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About This Movie
Misakubo Village: Gion Festival Day is a 2014 short documentary directed by Teiichi Hori. This film focuses on the local Gion festival in the village of Misakubo, showcasing the traditions and culture of the Tenryū region.
This documentary is part of a limited series, making it somewhat of a rarity. While not widely circulated, there’s a niche interest among collectors focused on regional festivals and cultural studies. Its scarcity adds to its value, and it’s often sought after by those who appreciate immersive ethnographic films. Keep an eye out for physical formats; they occasionally pop up, but don't expect them to be easy to find.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What genre is Misakubo Village: Gion Festival Day?
Misakubo Village: Gion Festival Day is a short documentary.
Who directed Misakubo Village: Gion Festival Day?
The film was directed by Teiichi Hori.
What year was Misakubo Village: Gion Festival Day released?
The film was released in 2014.
What is the focus of the documentary?
The documentary focuses on the local Gion festival in the village of Misakubo.
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