The documentary film "Kagawa 1 Ward" has been distributed online with special talks until 24:00 on Sunday, 13th. In the distribution, not only the main part but also a special talk video is attached, and a special video containing some of it is released. [All photos] "Kagawa 1 Ward" and "Kagawa 1 Ward" depicts "why you can't be the Prime Minister", who has been pursuing 17 years since the first horse of the lower house, Junya Ogawa. Work. The election campaign of the Kagawa 1 Ward, which is said to be the hottest in the whole country, is drawn from the ruling and opposition parties, from the viewpoints of each voter. The constituency where Mr. Ogawa ran was a fierce battlefield where Liberal Democratic Party Takuya Hirai and Junko Machikawa of the Japan Restoration Association also gave their name. Furthermore, the voters in the Kagawa 1 ward are also followed, and sometimes thoroughly draws the human appearance of a human being exposed by the election into thrilling. In the special video that has recently been released, not only the main part of the movie, but also a part of the special talk has been released. Director Oshima, who worked on this work, Shiro Tazaki, political journalist, Petit Kashima, a current entertainer, and Aki Maeda, who was also in charge of the shooting, appeared. From Tazaki's mouth, the attendees are surprised when Prime Minister Fumio Kishida watched the movie. How did Prime Minister Kishida watch this work depicting the election campaign? In the distributed talks, the back side of the scene that was not drawn in the movie and the future political bureau will be described. This work is still open to the movie theater and many people are visiting every day, but there are people who can not easily visit the movie theater due to emphasis on prevention of extensions in various parts of Japan. Online distribution is being carried out for a limited time. ■ Distribution information "Kagawa 1 ward" Limited distribution with special talk can be viewed on the archive until 24:00 on Sunday, March 13. (C) Netsugen
