Kobe Shinbun no Nanokakan 2010
"命と向き合った被災記者たちの闘い"
Directed by Gō Shichitaka, *Kobe Shinbun no Nanokazan* (2010) immerses viewers in the harrowing aftermath of the Great Hanshin earthquake of 1995, a tragedy that claimed over 6,400 lives and left Kobe in ruins.
Director: Gō Shichitaka
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Kobe Shinbun no Nanokazan (2010) about?
The film dramatizes the real-life efforts of *Kobe Shimbun* reporters who continued publishing despite the catastrophic damage from the 1995 Great Hanshin earthquake. Through their eyes, it explores themes of duty, survival, and the power of journalism in crisis.
Who directed Kobe Shinbun no Nanokazan?
The film was directed by Gō Shichitaka, known for blending historical narratives with dramatic storytelling.
Who stars in Kobe Shinbun no Nanokazan?
The cast includes Sho Sakurai, Takehiko Ono, Keisuke Horibe, Kei Yamamoto, Aiko Ito, and Kazue Fukiishi.
Is Kobe Shinbun no Nanokazan (2010) worth watching?
While unrated on IMDb, this documentary-drama offers a gripping and authentic look at a pivotal moment in Japanese history. Its blend of historical weight and human drama makes it compelling for fans of nonfiction and period films alike.
How long is Kobe Shinbun no Nanokazan?
The film has a runtime of 100 minutes.
About Kobe Shinbun no Nanokazan (2010) — The Untold Story of Kobe's Journalists After the 1995 Earthquake
Directed by Gō Shichitaka, *Kobe Shinbun no Nanokazan* (2010) immerses viewers in the harrowing aftermath of the Great Hanshin earthquake of 1995, a tragedy that claimed over 6,400 lives and left Kobe in ruins. This powerful documentary-drama follows the relentless efforts of journalists at the *Kobe Shimbun*, whose commitment to delivering truth never wavered despite the devastation around them.
Starring Sho Sakurai as photojournalist Tomohiko Mitsuyama—based on a real-life figure—the film blends history with intimate drama, capturing the raw resilience of those who documented the disaster. With its unflinching portrayal of human struggle and perseverance, the movie evokes a somber yet inspiring tone, celebrating the unsung heroes who turned chaos into order through their dedication to the craft of reporting.
A tribute to both journalism and community, *Kobe Shinbun no Nanokazan* stands as a testament to how ordinary people rise to meet extraordinary challenges.