When You Were Young

The film centers on Kaori, a new director at a TV station, as she embarks on her first documentary project titled "Kimi ga Seishun no Toki" (When You Were Young). The documentary aims to capture the essence of modern youth and the Harajuku tribe. However, Kaori's deep involvement with her subjects leads to unintended consequences, highlighting the complexities of documentary filmmaking.

With a runtime of 94 minutes, the film features a strong cast, including Sayuri Yoshinaga, Masakane Yonekura, Yukiyo Toake, and Kei Yamamoto. As a product of Nikkatsu Corporation, it reflects the cultural landscape of Japan during the late 1960s, making it significant for collectors interested in Japanese cinema and youth culture.