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Yuntanza Okinawa is a 1987 documentary film helmed by Masahiro Nishiyama, starring Soichi Ito. It runs 1 hour 50 minutes and came out on September 25, 1987.

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38 years after the Pacific War, 84 victims of a mass suicide ordered by the Japanese military were uncovered in a cave in Yomitan village. This film contains the testimonies of some of the survivors, the story of a sculptor leading bereaved family members in creating a statue of peace, and the resistance of a group of girls against the raising of the Japanese flag at the high school graduation ceremony.
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When was Yuntanza Okinawa released?
Yuntanza Okinawa was released on September 25, 1987.
What is the runtime of Yuntanza Okinawa?
Yuntanza Okinawa has a runtime of 1 hour 50 minutes (110 minutes).
Who stars in Yuntanza Okinawa?
Yuntanza Okinawa stars Soichi Ito as Narrator.
Who directed Yuntanza Okinawa?
Yuntanza Okinawa was directed by Masahiro Nishiyama.
What genre is Yuntanza Okinawa?
Yuntanza Okinawa is listed on TMDB as a documentary film.
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