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More About Mizusawa
Content:Documentary Film
Available From:Media Production Group
Review Available:Review
Media Type:DVD
Release Date:2011
Audience:High School
Running Time:90 Minutes
Physical Description:(Null)
Language:Japanese, Japanese with English Subtitles
Author:Chet Kincaid
Resource Library Number:EAJDVD 125
Subject:Anthropology and Sociology
Language and Literature
Subheading:Language Instruction
Region:East Asia
Country:Japan



Abstract:

Were most samurai petty bureaucrats, not warriors? Did the remote "Tibet of Japan" (Northeastern Honshu) play a major role in Japan's history? Does living in Japan mean learning to go naked? Five chapters address these and other questions raised by MPG's acclaimed documentary film Can't Go Native?

From the project website, www.cantgonative.com, you may download a free teachers guide for this DVD. You also may order copies of the Can't Go Native? documentary seen on PBS, and a language learner's companion DVD, Conversations in Mizusawa.



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