☆New DVD☆ Ah! Himeyuri no Tō HD Remaster Edition Sayuri Yoshinaga Mitsuo Hamada Management A Box 890 Domestic genuine product, new and unopened. Ships on the same day or the next day. ★★ If you purchase multiple items, it's more advantageous to create a dedicated listing. Please refer to the profile for details. ★ For single item purchases, I apologize, but discounts are not offered. Delivery is expected within 2 to 7 days after shipping. *Starring Sayuri Yoshinaga. A masterpiece depicting the tragedy of the "Himeyuri Unit" who perished in the madness and terror of the Battle of Okinawa! A grand work depicting the tragedy of war by the representative youth duo of Nikkatsu youth films, Sayuri Yoshinaga and Mitsuo Hamada. Directed by veteran Toshio Masuda. At the end of the Pacific War in Okinawa, students were forced to cooperate with the military. Their youth, and the mercilessness of war that tore it apart. Director Masuda, a true craftsman and entertainer, lyrically portrays the youth of the maidens who perished as the Himeyuri Unit, and with overwhelming power, exposes the horrors of war. [Story] In 1943, the tide of the Pacific War turned unfavorably for Japan due to the US military's counteroffensive. In Okinawa, the sense of war was still faint. Kazuko, a student at Okinawa Normal School for Girls, was enjoying the sports day with her classmates, Tomi and others. It was around this time that Kazuko met Junichiro from the Okinawa Normal School for Boys. By 1944, the war situation had worsened, and Okinawa was about to become a battlefield in the face of the US military's overwhelming firepower. Students like Kazuko spent half of their day engaged in constructing fortifications. Eventually, Saipan was lost. The students were decided to be evacuated to the mainland, but Kazuko's mother, who boarded one of those ships, was sunk by a submarine. Kazuko was left alone with her younger brother, Takeshi. [Cast] Sayuri Yoshinaga, Mitsuo Hamada, Masako Izumi, Hideaki Nitani, Nobuko Otowa, Tetsuya Watari [Staff] Director: Toshio Masuda, Screenplay: Motonari Wakai, Shiro Ishimori, Yasuhiro Yagi, Music: Riichiro Manabe #ひめゆりの塔