Rural Japan: helping to feed a nation

United States, 1966

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Shows the everyday life of the average Japanese farmer, his home and surroundings. Also shows the effects of recent changes on his way of life - the cultivation of plants under hot house conditions, the use of tractors instead of hard manual labour and how rural life has changed since the War with the influence of America.

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Credits

producer/director

Gene Feldman

production company

McGraw-Hill Films

Duration

00:17:14:00

Production places
United States
Production dates
1966

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