Fumiko's Diary Trailer

Fumiko's Diary Trailer (1968)

01 January 1968 63 mins

As she describes the lives of her parents, who run a tofu store and try to follow their convictions without thinking of themselves, Fumiko realizes that a family based on true trust between parents and children is the only place where a wonderful human being can be formed in a society undergoing drastic changes.

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