Watashi no Kamifuusen

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📖 SYNOPSIS

"Watashi no Kamifuusen," a music video from 1971, is a lost work of animation. Animated by Mouri Atsushi and featuring the song performed by Akai Tori, the video is now considered lost media. The reasons for its disappearance stem from the constraints of the time. Copyright laws, the high cost of film reels, and the practice of overwriting tapes all contributed to the loss of the original audio and video tapes. Consequently, the complete music video, a product of its era, is no longer accessible. Its absence serves as a reminder of the fragility of media preservation and the impact of technological limitations on cultural artifacts.

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