A Chair on the Plains (2013)
Original title: 草原の椅子
A Chair on the Plains is a 2013 Japanese-language movie directed by Izuru Narushima, with a running time of 2h 19m. It stars Koichi Sato, Satoshi Tsumabuki and Michiko Kichise.
Four people decide to travel to Hunza, Pakistan to find paradise. Kentaro Tooma works as head of sales for a camera company. One of his clients is Jujo Togashi who owns the shop Camera Togashi. The two men are friends and become captivated by a picture with only a chair sitting in a field of grass. Kentaro and Jujo know of a 4-year-old boy Keisuke through Kentaro's eldest daughter. 4-year-old Keisuke is traumatized from being abused by his mother. Kishiko Shinohara is the owner of an antique shop. Kentaro Tooma has feelings for her.
Quick answers
What is A Chair on the Plains about?
Four people decide to travel to Hunza, Pakistan to find paradise. Kentaro Tooma works as head of sales for a camera company. One of his clients is Jujo Togashi who owns the shop Camera Togashi. The two men are friends and become captivated by a picture with only a chair sitting in a field of grass. Kentaro and Jujo know of a 4-year-old boy Keisuke through Kentaro's eldest daughter. 4-year-old Keisuke is traumatized from being abused by his mother. Kishiko Shinohara is the owner of an antique shop. Kentaro Tooma has feelings for her.
When was A Chair on the Plains released?
A Chair on the Plains was released on 23 February 2013.
How long is A Chair on the Plains?
A Chair on the Plains runs 2h 19m.
Who made A Chair on the Plains?
A Chair on the Plains was directed by Izuru Narushima.
