Winter Days

Year: 2003

Runtime: 39 mins

Language: Japanese

Directors: Koji Yamamura, Shinichi Suzuki

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Winter Days (2003) is an animated anthology directed by Kihachirō Kawamoto, based on a 1684 renku collection by Bashō. In keeping with the linked‑poem tradition, each of the 36 stanzas is illustrated by a different animator—35 artists from Japan and abroad—who contributed roughly 30 seconds of footage, most under a minute, while Yuriy Norshteyn’s segment runs close to two minutes.

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