World Cultures And Youth: Yoshiko The Papermaker Japan
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✎ Suggest a correctionThe film "Yoshiko the Papermaker" explores the traditional craft of handmade paper-making in Japan, highlighting the hard work and dedication involved in the process. It follows a young girl named Yoshiko as she learns the techniques from her teacher and engages with her community. The film emphasizes the importance of cultural heritage and the connection between the people and their environment.
Keywords
Yoshiko, papermaking, Japan, tradition, culture, community, handmade paper, education, craftsmanship
Episode of Series “World cultures and youth”. Yoshiko Fujimoto, thirteen, lives in the tiny mountain village of Obara-Mura which retains its seven hundred year old traditions for unique handmade paper panels. Yoshiko learns this ancient art from a local master.
Keywords
Yoshiko, papermaking, Japan, tradition, culture, community, handmade paper, education, craftsmanship
Episode of Series “World cultures and youth”. Yoshiko Fujimoto, thirteen, lives in the tiny mountain village of Obara-Mura which retains its seven hundred year old traditions for unique handmade paper panels. Yoshiko learns this ancient art from a local master.
Credits
(Sunrise Films of Toronto); Paul Saltzman (producer)
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