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―信州の北の一茶、南の井月―
芥川龍之介や山頭火・金子兜太ら日本を代表する文人から高く評価された放浪俳人・井上井月。ドキュメンタリー＆フィクションの手法で、謎の多い井月の境涯を解き明かす。井月は、幕末から明治にかけて30年間、信州伊那谷で放浪し、一宿一飯のお礼に俳句を置いていく。やがて野垂れ死に同然に死ぬ。1800の俳句と聞き書から浮かび上がる人生。

※関連書籍「井上井月と伊那路をあるく～漂泊の俳人ほかいびとの世界～」

【主演】田中泯　
【語り】樹木希林
【撮影】高橋愼二+金沢裕司+明石太郎+北村皆雄　
【編集】田中藍子
【プロデューサー】三浦庸子　北村皆雄　
【制作】堀内功　平澤春樹
【音楽】 一柳慧　
【衣装】山口源兵衛 　
【題字】石川九楊
【製作】 一般社団法人井上井月顕彰会　
　　　　 ヴィジュアルフォークロア　
【助成】文化芸術振興費補助金
【後援】上伊那広域連合　他
【監督･脚本】北村皆雄　
【制作年】2011

【書籍】
　◎解説書　A4サイズ・カラー・296ページ
　◎資料集成　A4サイズ・モノクロ・350ページ

【企画】上伊那広域連合　
【制作】一般社団法人井上井月顕彰会　
　　　　 ヴィジュアルフォークロア
【監督】北村皆雄　
【撮影年】2008～2012年　
【制作年】2013

The only film of its kind that shows the ascetic training of Shugenja practitioners in Japan in a recording of the annual Haguro Shugendo Akinomine ritual in its entirety.
Shugendo, literally “the Way to Attain （Magico-Religious） Power”, is a religion that began to take shape in Japan around a thousand years ago. It derives from ancient beliefs about the mountain and the mountain deities, and from traditional shamanistic practices, that were given form and identity chiefly through esoteric Buddhism, but also through Daoist-type practices to some extent. Its practitioners, called shugenja or yamabushi (“those who lie down in the mountains”), regard the mountain as a womb within which they attain spiritual rebirth, as well as the place where they may come into contact with, and absorb, sacred power. Traditionally yamabushi entered the mountains in each of the four seasons and conducted rituals appropriate to the season. These practices have been largely lost to the vicissitudes of history. At Mt Haguro in Yamagata prefecture, however, the so-called Autumn and Winter Peaks survive; the Autumn Peak (Akinomine) in particular preserves an early form that interprets the journey from death to rebirth in terms of the Buddhist ten realms of transmigration, and reenacts these in a unique religious drama.
[DVD115mins, Packaging:©2009 Visual Folklore Inc.]

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Lanyu (Orchid Island), which lies off the SE shores of Taiwan, is inhabited by the Yami tribe. Their ancestors built ‘cinadkeran’, or traditional 10-man flying fish canoes, and legend has it that such boats carried them from the Batan Islands in the Philippines to their new home on Lanyu many hundreds of years ago. But it has been 27 years since the inhabitants of Imorod village have built a cinadkeran. ‘Cinadkeran’ tells the story of the first such boat to be built after all those years, from the felling of the first tree and the painstaking construction process ― riveting, carving, painting ― through the extraordinary boat ceremony, right up to the boat’s maiden voyage to catch flying fish almost one year later. A year in the life of the Yami tribe. This documentary also portrays the rivalry between two men, both of whom wish to become the boat-guardian of the cinadkeran ― the position which commands most respect in Yami society. For it is the boat guardian who must carry out elaborate ceremonies to appease the powerful spirit which resides within the cinadkeran, in order to ensure that disaster will not befall the village...
[DVD93 mins, Packaging:©2014 Visual Folklore Inc.]

Every year during the Flying Fish Season, large predatory fish such as ‘arayo’ (coryphaena hippurus) pursue the flying fish on their great journey northwards. The fish migrate past Lanyu, and the men of the Yami tribe set out to sea in their traditional canoes to hunt the arayo. The arayo is thought to be a sacred fish, and the Yami believe they must observe complex taboos to ensure a successful catch. Siyapen Makkarash (68) sets out to sea early on the first morning of the fishing season. He quickly catches a flying fish and lashes it to his hook to use as live bait. Rowing back and forth in his distinctive handmade boat, he sings to call the arayo over, promising to sacrifice a cockerel in his boat, there, out at sea, if only an arayo would swim over and take a bite. With a glint of scales, a large arayo strikes his hook and leaps from the water. Makkarash has a fight on his hands...
[DVD17 mins, Packaging:©2014 Visual Folklore Inc.]

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Language : English
Subtitles: English and Symplified Chinese
PAL standard
＊ＰＡＬ方式ですので日本で販売されているＮＴＳＣ方式のＤＶＤプレーヤーでは再生できません。マルチプレーヤーまたはＰＣにてご鑑賞ください。

Ｉt is not just an ordinary fish market. It is the biggest in the world with a traffic of 100,000 people going in and out of 850 stalls. 50,000 tons of fish is traded daily with hundreds of millions of dollars changing hands. Its famous auctions have attracted millions of tourists worldwide. But what lies beneath the surface of this amazing market? Shot on pure HD, this incredible 3-part series is a visual feast on never –before –filmed sequences on how a 300-kg tuna is cut, the unique skills of the fishmongers and the myriad varieties of seafood available. But can the world's largest fish market sustain its business of selling the freshest fish for the next centuries to come?

Episode1: Going Going Gone!
Episode2: A Fish Called Wonder!
Episode3: The Incredible Hands
[2DVDs: 144mins] 　
Packaging：©2009 Caldecott Productions International
Co-production：ＮＨＫ・MediaCorp.Pte Ltd.(Singapore）　　
制作協力：ＮＨＫエンタープライズ・ヴィジュアルフォークロア