Fukuzawa Yukichi

1991 · 123 MIN · IMDB 5.3 · DIR. Shinichiro Sawai

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Overview

Fukuzawa Yukichi opens a school for samurai, who aim to learn Dutch language, most common for overseas trading. But when he was in Yokohama he learned that English language is one way more global one. His struggle against patriarchal mindset leads his school to become one of the oldest universities in Japan.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,209 lines

A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE

00:00:11 TOEI COMPANY LTD.
00:04:26 23 ryo.
00:09:00 Kataoka Kojiro.
00:12:20 Here.
00:17:30 but maybe on another one, the Kanrin-maru.
00:21:36 April 3rd. We visited a sugar mill.
00:25:46 You have got to win for your parents.
00:29:19 But you threw it away.
00:32:34 What is it?
00:37:49 Can I keep it?
00:41:37 Unfair!
00:46:41 When I was in Nagasaki,
00:50:50 Congratulations!
00:55:31 All right.
01:00:38 Like me.
01:04:23 I want to cry.
01:09:18 How many pupils?
01:13:39 But here is The Occident, which cherishes liberty and education.
01:17:39 Sir Okudaira.
01:22:45 I'm sorry.
01:30:05 It's worthless!
01:36:04 Teacher, good bye!
01:46:16 It's our struggle against that stupid sound.
02:02:23 THE END

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,209
Dialogue density9.8 lines / min
First line00:00:11
Final line02:02:23

Production Record

DirectorShinichiro Sawai
LanguageJapanese

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