Kenji Miyazawa Society Ihatov Center Spring Seminar "What Isao Takahata Left: About Kenji Miyazawa"

25th (2015) Ihatov Award Winner Isao Takahata (1935-2018) Special Memorial Project

At this spring seminar, "What Isao Takahata Left: About Kenji Miyazawa," you will appreciate Takahata's monumental work, "Gauche the Cellist," which still stands out for its fresh sensibilities 40 years after its release. To do.
Then, with lectures by Tamio Okamura and Takashi Namiki, we will look at the territory of visual expression pioneered by Isao Takahata, a rare talent, and also explore the secrets of its production.

About admission

• Please note that admission may be restricted depending on the infection status of the new coronavirus infection.

time schedule

• Reception starts at 1:00 pm

From 1:30 pm to 2:40 pm

Appreciating "Gauche the Cellist" directed by Isao Takahata

2:50 pm to 3:50 pm

Tamio Okamura (Professor, Hosei University / Kenji Miyazawa, Director of Ihatov / Kenji Miyazawa, Representative Director, Ihatov Center) Lecture

"What Isao Takahata left behind in Japanese animation and Kenji movies"

3:50 pm to 4:50 pm

Takashi Namiki (Animation Researcher / Representative Director of Nippon Animation Foundation / Representative Director of Oh! Production) Lecture

"The secret story behind the production of the animated movie" Gauche playing cello ""

Q & A for 20 minutes from 4:50 pm