""Fear neither God nor the Sun. Today on this peerless southern isle, we declare our independence!""
A political satire comedy depicting the turmoil caused when the residents of a small island in Okinawa, feeling neglected by the Japanese government's response, declare independence.
Mariko Fuji
Tonpei Hidari
Tatsuo Matsumura
Akira Nakao
Jinpachi Nezu
Ken Ogata
Junkichi Orimoto
Yasuyo Shirashima
Ippei Souda
A political satire comedy depicting the turmoil caused when the residents of a small island in Okinawa, feeling neglected by the Japanese government's response, declare independence.
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