Nomugi Pass

Year: 1979

Runtime: 154 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Satsuo Yamamoto

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Set in early‑1900s Japan, the film follows young women and girls working as silk spinners in the Okaya mills just beyond Nomugi Pass. In hot, humid conditions they labored without respite, enduring exploitation and sexual harassment to send earnings home for their poor families. Meanwhile, across the Pacific, America grappled with the Great Depression.

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