A documentary film centered on the lives of deaf people living in evacuation shelters in the areas affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake.

Screened on March 5th, "Kikoematta That Day" is a documentary film that focuses on the lives of deaf people living in evacuation shelters in the areas affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake. A sequel to the movie Kakehashi, which conveyed the current state of disasters for people who "can't hear", which was not reported on general TV or newspapers. On the day of the event, Mr. Imamura, the director, will give a lecture, along with the film, to convey the current situation of deaf people to the public.

Movie "That Day I Couldn't Hear"
Director/Photography/Editing: Ayako Imamura

Editorial cooperation: Kazuki Okamoto
Sound voicing: Hiroki Sawada
Sound effects: Kasumi Noda
Music Selection: Shinobu Imai
Illustrated by En Ogasawara
Video courtesy of: Television that you can hear with your eyes
Studio AYA / 2021 / 116 min / Documentary

Cast: Souo Kato, Tokichi and Nobuko Kikuchi, Masatoshi Koizumi, Saeko Okazaki

Official site studioaya-movie.com/anohi

3.11 Project to Never Forget That Day (1) Screening of the movie "Kikoematta That Day" + Evacuation Drill
[Date and time] Saturday, March 5, 2022
Doors open: 12:30 Start: 13:00 End: 16:00
[Place] Minamiashigara City Cultural Center Small Hall
[Price] All unreserved seats 1200 yen (tax included)
Welfare special treatment 1000 yen (person + 1 attendant)
[Ticket Information] ◆ Play Guide ◆
Minamiashigara City Cultural Center
Odawara Underground Shopping Center Harune Odawara Street Corner Information Center "Odawara Biyori"
* In addition to watching movies, you can also participate in evacuation drills on the day.
Through the Kanagawa Shimbun Public Welfare and Cultural Foundation, the amount of sales minus expenses
Donate to the Japanese Red Cross Society.
[Details] ● Director Ayako Imamura will give a stage greeting (with sign language interpreter)
● Sign language mini-lectures and evacuation drills useful in times of disaster
[Inquiries] Minami Ashigara City Cultural Center 0465-73-5111 (9:00 to 17:00 / Closed on Mondays and the day after holidays)
[Official website] Click here