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The Glass Rabbit synopsis
The period of late World War II, Toshiko was living in downtown Tokyo with her family. Japan was more towards losing the War at the time and people were suffering with lack of materials. On March 10th 1945, she lost her mother and two younger sisters by the bombing in Tokyo. She picked up "Glass Rabbit", which shape was changed by the fire, out of the wreck one day and she experienced the terror of the War. Moreover when she had to evacuate to the suburbs, her father was killed by US army on the way at the station. Now that she became all alone, she felt so lonely and despaired that she almost found no meaning to be alive. But despite of her loneliness and sorrow, she aroused herself, thinking about all her family who were gone. "I must survive for my family.... Otherwise, who will be visiting their grave." This is the story of one girl, which should not be forgotten.
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About the movie The Glass Rabbit
The Glass Rabbit is a movie (animation and history) directed by Setsuko Shibuichi, released in 2005. Production countries: Japan. Its cast includes Yasuyoshi Hara, Rina Mogami and Tamaki Oka. The movie runs 1 h 24 min. It has an average rating of 6.5/10 from 2 TMDB user votes.
Frequently asked questions about The Glass Rabbit
Where to watch The Glass Rabbit online?
No legal streaming offer is listed in the United States for The Glass Rabbit yet (source: JustWatch via TMDB). The version (dubbed or subtitled) depends on the platform.
How long is The Glass Rabbit?
The Glass Rabbit runs 1 h 24 min (84 minutes).
Who directed The Glass Rabbit?
The Glass Rabbit was directed by Setsuko Shibuichi.
When did The Glass Rabbit come out?
The Glass Rabbit was released on May 13, 2005.
Who stars in The Glass Rabbit?
The lead roles are played by Yasuyoshi Hara (Takeo (voice)), Rina Mogami (Toshiko (voice)), Tamaki Oka (Nobuko (voice)), Keiko Takeshita (Hide (voice)).
