(KOR)Full Version / Asuka-Fujiwara Short Film "Boy Meets..."

Production: Nara Prefecture – 2024 Japan Cultural Expo 2.0 Project (Commissioned)

Summary
Naoto and Yuni meet by chance in the village of Asuka in Nara Prefecture. As the two of them explore the archeological sites of Asuka and Fujiwara, for which World Heritage registration is sought, they learn that there was exchange between Koreans and Japanese 1,300 years ago. Naoto is attracted to Yuni, but their time together passes in the blink of an eye. Boy meets girl as time goes by.

Director/Screenplay: #HiroseNanako #Bumpuku
Music: #LucaDelphi
Cast: #KurosakiKodai #Eson
00:00 Harvesting Rice at Inabuchi Tanada Terraced Rice Fields
00:44 Kitora Kofun
03:22 Ishibutai Kofun
07:01 Asuka Palace Site – Excavation Site
10:58 Nara Prefecture Complex of Man'yo Culture
12:30 Amakashi no Oka (Amakashi Hill)
21:32 Emperor Temmu and Empress Jito Kofun Mausoleum
22:59 Fujiwara Palace Site

About Asuka-Fujiwara, for which World Heritage registration is sought
The stage of nation-building in ancient Japan, and the center of ancient Japan: Asuka-Fujiwara.
Japan, influenced by interchange with China and the Korean peninsula for about a century from the end of the Kofun period to the relocation to Heijo-kyo in the late sixth century, integrated and developed traditional culture up to the Kofun period and advanced cultures from East Asia, laying the foundation of the nation.
The area comprises 22 archeological sites such as the former sites of Asuka Palace and Fujiwara Palace, the former sites of Buddhist temples, and burial-mound tombs. These are concentrated in the limited area of Asuka-Fujiwara and give testament to the process of the birth of the nation of Japan by establishing a structure of governance based on the Ritsuryo system. "Archeological sites of Asuka-Fujiwara palaces and associated sites" was listed on the World Heritage Tentative List in 2007. The goal is to achieve registration as a World Heritage site.

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   • Boy Meets...  

▶Nara Prefecture – Archeological sites of Asuka-Fujiwara palaces and associated sites
   • 奈良県　飛鳥・藤原の宮都とその関連資産群  

▶World Heritage Sites in Nara Prefecture
   • 奈良県の世界遺産  

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Sponsored by: Nara Prefecture, Japan Arts Council, and Agency for Cultural Affairs (Government of Japan)
Production: Nara Prefecture