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The Fire Celebration at the Kurama

くらまの火祭

Synopsis

Yuki-jinja Shrine is located in Kurama, Kyoto. Every year, a unique fire festival is held at the shrine. This film mixes documentary and fantasy to depict the people, deities, and spirits who create the festival together.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Yosuke Tani
Original Score
Megumu Hanayama
Original Title
くらまの火祭
Country of Origin
Japan
Spoken Languages
Japanese
Runtime
4m
Production Studios
Tokyo University of the Arts

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Yosuke Tani

Original Score & Music

Megumu Hanayama

Producers

Mitsuko Okamoto

Department Leadership Roster

Yosuke Tani

Yosuke Tani

Director

Mitsuko Okamoto

Producer

Official cinematic photography and background stills for The Fire Celebration at the Kurama.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Fire Celebration at the Kurama

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is The Fire Celebration at the Kurama about?

Yuki-jinja Shrine is located in Kurama, Kyoto. Every year, a unique fire festival is held at the shrine. This film mixes documentary and fantasy to depict the people, deities, and spirits who create the festival together.

Who directed The Fire Celebration at the Kurama?

The Fire Celebration at the Kurama was directed by Yosuke Tani.

Who stars in The Fire Celebration at the Kurama?

The principal cast of The Fire Celebration at the Kurama includes Not specified.

When was The Fire Celebration at the Kurama released and how long is it?

The Fire Celebration at the Kurama was released in 2017 with a total runtime of 4m.

Who composed the musical score for The Fire Celebration at the Kurama?

The original motion picture soundtrack for The Fire Celebration at the Kurama was composed by Megumu Hanayama.