A documentary about Kuri aired on television in 1964. The viewer is offered a charming insight into a day in Kuri’s life, following him as he sends his daughter off to school, works on various parts of the animation process in his studio, enjoys time with his family and finally boards a Japan Airlines aircraft. While the recording of the short program does not include sound, it is a fascinating look at how Kuri brings his colorful world to life.
Yôji Kuri
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A documentary about Kuri aired on television in 1964. The viewer is offered a charming insight into a day in Kuri’s life, following him as he sends his daughter off to school, works on various parts of the animation process in his studio, enjoys time with his family and finally boards a Japan Airlines aircraft. While the recording of the short program does not include sound, it is a fascinating look at how Kuri brings his colorful world to life.
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