Ameya Tanuki (1931)
- Genre
- Comedy
How it feels
A candy seller entertains a group of children with tricks and performances inspired by the shape-shifting tanuki of Japanese folklore. The film shows how the candy man mimics the playful antics of these mythical animals.
whimsicalplayfulnostalgiclightfolkloricsilentcharmingsimplegentle
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