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Tokyo ’69 – one day blue crayons... (1969) | Slate

Tokyo ’69 – one day blue crayons...

東京‘69 – 青いクレヨンのいつかは . . . .

Filmed between 1967-68 in 16mm, the documentary is a propaganda film funded by the Tokyo Headquarters of the Japanese Socialist Party to support governor Minobe Ryōkichi, elected in 1967.

Released: 1969
Runtime: 28m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Japan
Language: Japanese

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