In this issue, the editor offers you a daily movie recommendation: Japanese disaster film - "Japan Sinks"
Sunken Japan is a thriller disaster film co-produced by TBS Television and Toho Pictures, and premiered in Japan on July 15, 2006. The film was directed by Shinji Higuchi and written by Masato Kato, and starred Tsuyoshi Kusanagi, Yuki Shibasaki, Yoshiji Toyokawa, Masayoshi Daichi, and Mayuko Fukuda. Adapted from the novel of the same name by Sakyo Komatsu, the film tells the story of a large-scale and very serious geological disaster on the island of Japan, the Japanese people are in a panic, geologists have found that the whole of Japan will sink to the bottom of the sea in more than 380 days, and how the Japanese government can solve this possible crisis of annihilation.
This film can be said to be the ultimate fear of the Japanese people for the unknown of the future! As an island nation surrounded by the sea on all sides, they have always had an inexplicable fear of their future! Once there is a great disaster, they will have no escape, and if there is no other country to help you, then their end is unimaginable!
Overall, it's a really good disaster movie! If you have a chance, you can take a look at it, maybe it will bring you deeper thinking!
No matter what happens in the future, the Japanese people's sense of distress is still worth learning! Everyone who knows Japan knows that their domestic garbage sorting, street sanitation... Etc are very well processed!