NITABOH: Tsugaru Shamisen Shiso Gaibun (2004)
- Genre
- Drama, Music
How it feels
A blind young man learns to play the shamisen from a traveling musician. With support from friends, he develops his own style and becomes the founder of the Tsugaru shamisen tradition.
poignantwistfulgentleearnestslow-burnmelancholichopefulgroundedintimate
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