Rapatriated Film Collection (3) ―― Second Repatriation, Dramatic Film Edition

Approximately 1,400 flammable films of Japanese cinema owned by the Library of Congress were repatriated from the first repatriation in 1967 to the fourth in the 1990s. Following the 'First Repatriation, Dramatic Film Edition' in 2023 and the 'First/Second Repatriation, Dramatic Film Edition' in 2024, this project centers on 31 works from 1937, when the film industry entered a state of alert, to the end of the Pacific War in 1944. This is the first time to collectively screen 'Second Repatriated Films'.

Date & Time

7/15(Tue) 7/16(Wed) 7/17(Thu) 7/18(Fri) 7/19(Sat) 7/20(Sun) 7/22(Tue) 7/23(Wed) 7/24(Thu) 7/25(Fri) 7/26(Sat) 7/27(Sun) 7/29(Tue) 7/30(Wed) 7/31(Thu) 8/1(Fri) 8/2(Sat) 8/3(Sun) 8/5(Tue) 8/6(Wed) 8/7(Thu) 8/8(Fri) 8/9(Sat) 8/10(Sun) 8/12(Tue) 8/13(Wed) 8/14(Thu) 8/15(Fri) 8/16(Sat) 8/17(Sun) 8/19(Tue) 8/20(Wed) 8/21(Thu) 8/22(Fri) 8/23(Sat) 8/24(Sun)

Note

Closed on Mondays. Screening times vary by work.

Venue

National Film Archive Nagase Memorial Hall OZU (2nd Floor)

Address

3-7-6 Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

Free

General 520 yen, High school students, university students, and those 65 years and older 310 yen, Elementary and middle school students 100 yen, Persons with disabilities (up to one accompanying person in principle), National Film Archive campus members free

Access (Public)

Approximately 1 minute walk from Tokyo Metro Ginza Line 'Kyobashi' Station / Approximately 1 minute walk from Toei Subway Asakusa Line 'Takaracho' Station / Approximately 10 minutes walk from 'Tokyo' Station

Contact

050-5541-8600 （Hello Dial）

URL

https://www.nfaj.go.jp/film-program/repatriated_film3_202507/