1989
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February 24, 1989
40m
In 1989, Emperor Shōwa passed away. The procession was televised, and between 800,000 and 2 million people watched it in person.
Original Title
昭和天皇崩御
Spoken Languages
Japanese
Production Countries
Budget
$68,089,046
Revenue
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Screenplay
Ask This of Rikyu
Anna and the King
Memoirs of a Geisha
Alexander
Flags of Our Fathers
Throne of Blood
The Bridge on the River Kwai
Tales from the Royal Wardrobe
Japan's Longest Day
Kochuu
Inu-Oh
Kagemusha
Discoveries...Asia Japan: Tokyo & Central Honshu Island
The Duchess
The Pass: Last Days of the Samurai
Kokoda
Evita
Production Companies
Director
Shōichi Fujimori
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Akihito
Role: Self (New Emperor)
Michiko
Role: Self (New Empress)
Naruhito
Role: Self (New Crown Prince)
Crown Prince Akishino
Role: Self (Prince Aya)
Sayoka Kuroda
Role: Self (Princess Nori)
Atsuko Ikeda
Role: Self (Former Princess Yori)
Prince Hitatchi
Role: Self
Princess Hitatchi
Role: Self
Takako Shimazu
Role: Self (Former Princess Suga)
Princess Takamatsu
Role: Self
Prince Mikasa
Role: Self
Princess Mikasa
Role: Self
Yasuko Konoe
Role: Self (Formerly Princess Yasuko of Mikasa)
Prince Tomohito of Mikasa
Role: Self
Princess Tomohito of Mikasa
Role: Self
Masako Sen
Role: Self (Formerly Princess Masako of Mikasa)
Prince Takamado
Role: Self
Princess Takamado
Role: Self
Takamasa Ikeda
Role: Self (Husband of Atsuko)
Hisanaga Shimazu
Role: Self (Husband of Takako)
Tadateru Konoe
Role: Self (Husband of Yasuko)
Masayuki Sen
Role: Self (Husband of Masako)
Noboru Takeshita
Role: Self (Prime Minister of Japan)
Emperor Hirohito of Japan
Role: Self (Posthumously as the Taikō Tennō (departed Emperor))
