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Summer in Sanrizuka is a 1968 documentary that captures the intense protests surrounding the construction of Narita International Airport. Directed by Ogawa Productions, it provides a raw look at the conflict between farmers and authorities in Japan.
This film has a bit of a niche appeal due to its historical context and radical spirit, often sought after by collectors interested in Japanese cinema and political documentaries. It's been released in various formats, but finding a pristine copy can be quite the challenge. As the socio-political themes resonate even today, collectors often appreciate its unique perspective and the way it chronicles a pivotal event in Japan's modernization.
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Summer in Sanrizuka is a documentary.
Summer in Sanrizuka is part of the Sanrizuka Series.
Summer in Sanrizuka was directed by Ogawa Productions.
Summer in Sanrizuka was released in 1968.
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