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Showa Monogatari

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Showa Monogatari is a nostalgic slice-of-life show about a Japanese family in 1964, the year the Olympics came to Tokyo. The father Yuuzou owns a small machine shop where he and a co-worker create finely-tooled metal parts. Yuuzou has problems communicating with his three children -- an older son attending college, a teen-aged daughter discovering romance, and his younger son, Kouhei, a rowdy but good-hearted boy who narrates the show. While Kouhei's experiences form the basis for the story, a good deal of time is spent on his sister's problematic love life, and on the family's financial problems. Each episode includes an epilogue providing a brief "tour" of locations from the story, showing us how they looked in 1964 and how they look today. The OP provides another set of contrasts between 1964 and today using old and new photographs of places appearing in the anime along with the animated depiction of the 1964 images.

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Country: Japan
Genre: Drama, Anime, History
Network: SUN-TV
Watched by: 36 997 079
Total running time: 4 hours 46 minutes
Episode duration:
Episodes: 13
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12 Nov 2019, 02:45 #
If you were wondering what the police are raiding in the city, read: https://stoneforest.ru/look/subculture/miyuki-zoku-subkultura-izmenivshaya-modu-yaponii/
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29 Oct 2019, 03:32 #
Everything is very nice and lamp-like... But I can't get out of my head that Yamazaki Yuzo survived the meat grinder of World War II. And it was in the meat grinder - if he had been lucky enough to get into the Kwantung Army, which was treated more or less gently, then Ln would have returned to Japan in 1954-55, and judging by his daughter's age, he had been in Japan since at least 1946. That is, not in China (or on the mainland at all, otherwise he would have been captured by the Soviets), and not on the Pacific Islands (they did not survive at all in 99% of cases) - most likely, at the end of the war, he was directly in Japan. Lucky.
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29 Oct 2019, 04:27 #
Although here, according to my memories, I was a schoolboy.. It's all strange.
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11 Nov 2019, 04:31 #
If the song sounds familiar to you, it's no accident :). The song Koi-no Bakansu ("Holidays of Love") We all know the Japanese duo The Peanuts in the translated version of "By the Blue Sea".

PS By the way, if you translate the cost of the dress to modern prices, it will be about 11,000 yen, i.e. 6,300 rubles in 2019 prices.
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