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Anime & the Economic Miracle | The History of Animation & Japan

With the release of Astro Boy in 1963 Anime in Japan experienced an unparalleled boom period. This coincided with the Japanese Economic Miracle, a time in which Japan rose to become one of the most dominant economic players in the world. Both events are legendary in their importance, but, as with all historic events, they have become shrouded in myth and fallacy. This anime documentary attempts to explore the truth behind Japan's rapid growth period and the monolith that is Osamu Tezuka's Astro Boy and Mushi Productions. Go help get these videos made:   / wookong   Thank you to the Vlog Brothers for helping sponsor this video. ----------------------------------- Other WooKong videos: The History of South Korean Animation    • A Brief History of South Korean Animation   The History of Chinese Animation    • History of Chinese Animation (Donghua) | W...  ​ Why Journey to the West is so Popular    • The First Korean - Dangun Wanggeom Myth | ...   -------------------------------- Resources used: Adapting Anime: Transnational media - Brian Ruh Adult Manga - Sharon Kinsella Animation a world history (I, II, III) - Ginnalberto Bendazzi Anime: A History - Jonathan Clements Animetudes - https://animetudes.com/ Anime Explosion - Patrick Drazen Anime's Media Mix - Marc Steinberg A Brief History of Manga - Helen McCarthy A Companion to Japanese Cinema - David Desser A Companion to Japanese History - Glenn Hook A history of Modern Manga - Insight Editions A History of Japan Revised Edition A Nation of a Hundred Million Idiots - Jayson Makoto Chun A Short History of Japan - Curtis Andreseen An Introduction to Japanese Society - Yoshio Sugimoto Asian Comics - John Lent Astro Boy and Anime Come to the America's - Fred Ladd, Harvey Deneroff Beautiful Fighting Girl - Saito Tamaki Behind the Pink Curtain - Jasper Sharp Building a Modern Japan - Morris Low Cinema Anime Critical Engagements with Japanese Animation - Steven T. Brown Cinema at the Crossroads - Hyon Joo Yoo Classical Japanese Cinema Revisted - Catherine Russell Consuming Life in Post-Bubble Japan Debating Otaku in Contemporary Japan - Deleuze - David Dreamer Directory of World Cinema (I, II, III) - John Berra Discovering autonomy in protest- Anpo 1960 and 1970 Fissenting Japan - William Andrews Embracing Defeat - John W. Dower Floating Worlds - Maria Novielli Frames of Anime - Hu Tze-yue God of Comics - Osamu Tezuka and the creation of Post- World War II Manga - Natsu Power Industrial Development in Postwar Japan - Hirohisa Kohama Interpreting Anime - Christopher Bolton Japan at the Crossroads - Nick Kapur Japan, the System That Soured - Richard Katz Japanese Animation - Masao Yokota, Hu Tze-yu Japanese Cinema Between Frames - Laura Lee Japanese Language and Soft Power in Asia Japanese Shoolgirl Confidential - Brian Ashcraft Japanese television as a window on other cultures - Shigeru Hagiwara Japanese Visual Cultural Explorations - Mark Wheeler Laughter, Comedy and the Television Cultures of 1970s, 80s and 90s Japan - David Christopher Miraculous Growth and Stagnation in Post-War Japan MITI and the Japanese Miracle - Johnson Chalmers Mobilizing Japanese Youth - Christoper Gerteis Modern Japan - Johnathan Clements New History of Japanese Cinema - Standish Isolde Nippon Modern Japanese Cinema - Mitsuyo Wada-Marciano Postwar Japan - Michael Gree, Zack Cooper Pure Invention - Matt Alt Recreating Anime History - Helen McCarthy Recasting Red Culture in Proletarian Japan - Samuel Perry robot anime history Robot Ghosts and Wired Dreams School Girl Milky Crisis - Jonathan Clements Terror in Japan - Meredith Box, Gavan McCormack The Anime Ecology - Thomas Lamarre The Anime Encyclopedia - Jonathan Clementa, Helen McCarthy The Anime Galaxy - Herlander Elias The Art of Censorship in Postwar Japan - Kirsten Fischer The Astro Bot Essays - Freerik Schodt The Cold War Context of Japan's Postwar Economic Revival - Aaron Forsberg The History of Hentai - Kimi Rito The Japanese Mafia - Peter Hill The Soul of Anime - Ian Condry Toxic archipelago : a history of industrial disease in Japan - Brett Walker Zengakuren Japan's Revolutionary Students - Stuart Dowsey #anime #japan #economicmiracle -------------------------------- Introduction: (0:00​) xii - Contrasting Images: (1:50) xiii - Drawing Funds: (10:08​) xiv - Stretch & Crunch: (16:35) xv - Composite Sources: (26:57) xvi - Broadcast Quality: (37:41) xvii - Reel Consequences (46:51) xviii - Special Defects (54:44) xix- In the Pink (1:06:51) xx- Scene Breakdown (1:16:15) xxi - Stop Motion (1:26:58)