The Wages of Resistance: Narita Stories (2014)

In the 1960s, there was an anti-conflict over the construction of Narita Airport, and the parties involved were involved in the war in Narita City. Mr. Ogawa supervised Yoshihiro Ogawa's first work, "Japan's Liberation Line, three Miles," and the local code supervised "Minamata Yoshihiro". The image writer Yoshihiko Ozu jointly supervised the news, the film summary, and the editor's responsibility. Ogawa supervised and supervised the image of the disabled, the son of Mitsui, the portrait of Kazuo Kitai, the photographer of Kitai, the love of life, and the strength of the state to resist it. In his own house, Takashi Ogi, the Manifesto, the Manifesto, the Yoshihiko, the 22-year-old, the youth, the young, the men, the men. -- the plane of Narita airport.