Hundred Years of Warehouse (2018) Distribution: Visual Folklore-A documentary that explores the background of the rice riots that led to the resignation of the Masatake TERAUCHI Cabinet when it spread nationwide in 1918. Members, mainly high school students, explore the materials and legends left in Uozu City, Toyama Prefecture, which is said to be the birthplace of the US turmoil, visit their descendants, and capture their traces. On the morning of July 23, 1918, dozens of fishermen's wives, who were suffering from a sharp rise in rice prices from the cage, blocked the work of shipping rice from the Hachijuni Bank's rice brewery to a steamship moored at Uozu Beach. This was because the export of rice to Hokkaido was considered to be the cause of the sharp rise in rice prices. When this was reported in a national newspaper, the riots spread nationwide, evoking the sympathy of people struggling to live. As a result, he resigned from the Terauchi Cabinet at that time. About 100 years later, local people stood up to check the actual situation and truth of what happened in Uozu City, Toyama Prefecture, which is said to be the birthplace of the rice turmoil, and visited the remaining materials, legends, and descendants. Eventually, it emerges that the events that took place in Uozu were not violent, but were the plea of the fishermen's wives, whose households were tight due to the surge in rice prices. Starting from the rice brewery that has existed since that time, members, mainly high school students, trace the traces of the rice riots. The story is about Akira JIN, directed by B-saku SATO(Narration)., An actor from Fukushima City.
YUJI KOSEKI (古関裕而: real name, 古関勇治) was born in Omachi, Fukushima City in 1909, and joined Nippon Columbia Co., Ltd. as a composer in September 1930. Since then, he has continued to compose, leaving historical works such as “Roei no Uta” (1937) and “Pray for Akatsuki” (1940) before the war. He has released bright songs such as “Tongari Hat” and “Nagasaki no Kane” that give hope to the future and is sung by many people. Furthermore, in combination with Mr. Kazuo KIKUTA, he has been focusing on broadcasting works since 1947, and released theme songs such as NHK radio drama “Kane no Naru Oka”, “Sakuranbo Admiral”, “Your Name”, etc. What I did is too famous. Received the 1953 NHK Broadcast Culture Award for his achievements in various broadcasting-related fields. Old man composes cheering songs for baseball teams and makes a great contribution to the promotion of professional baseball. Most people think of giants and the Hanshin Tigers as “eternal rivals” in professional baseball. Mr. Kose...