At its core, Forgive-- Do Not Fail To Remember is about the connection in between two extremely various cultures and the importance of remembrance. When Japan surrendered to the U. S. at the end of World War II, numerous Japanese swords were seized and repossessed to the States. The Japanese Sword, while when an icon of wartime aggression, is also deeply ingrained in Japan's rich background and spiritual heritage. In order to better understand the past as well as build a bridge between cultures in the here and now, an American filmmaker attempts to return among these gave up swords to its initial proprietor.
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At its core, Forgive-- Do Not Fail To Remember is about the connection in between two extremely various cultures and the importance of remembrance. When Japan surrendered to the U. S. at the end of World War II, numerous Japanese swords were seized and repossessed to the States. The Japanese Sword, while when an icon of wartime aggression, is also deeply ingrained in Japan's rich background and spiritual heritage. In order to better understand the past as well as build a bridge between cultures in the here and now, an American filmmaker attempts to return among these gave up swords to its initial proprietor.
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