Opened, but the disc is clean! (Used item, reference price: 7000 yen or more) The definitive documentary film about Fukushima. 3 hours and 45 minutes - A record of 800 days. On March 12, 2011... Two journalists rushed to the scene of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident and began filming immediately. From then until April 2013, they continued to record their days spent with the people of the land. From the depths of despair, trial and error, struggles, the realization of family, friends, the feelings for their stolen hometown, and the existence of what truly needs to be protected... What does the 250 hours of footage recorded over three years ask of us who live in the present after 3.11? Co-directors: Naomi Toyota Born in Shizuoka Prefecture in 1956. Photojournalist. He has traveled to conflict zones such as Iraq and Palestine, and has covered issues such as depleted uranium ammunition and Chernobyl. He has reported widely in newspapers, magazines, and television. Member of the Japan Visual Journalists Association (JVJA). Masaya Noda Born in Fukuoka Prefecture in 1974. Photojournalist. He has been covering Tibet for many years, as well as photographing conflicts and disasters around the world. Member of the Japan Visual Journalists Association (JVJA). [Editor] Takuji Yasuoka [Assistant Editor] Takushi Yoshida [Editorial Cooperation] Fumiyuki Hamaguchi Memorial Studio [Production Assistant] Kazushi Kataoka [Music] Kyung-ah Im [Music Cooperation] Takehisa Otaki (Orihotone Music Entertainment Co., Ltd.) [Publicity Cooperation] Kayo Sawaguchi ☺︎