Comedian Gori has actually been making films as Teruya Toshiyuki for more than 10 years.
This time, Gori was so moved by “Bone Wash,” which he directed and wrote in 2019, that he allowed me to have a YouTube conversation with him.

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the reversion of Okinawa to mainland Japan and Okinawa is once again the focus of attention, including NHK’s morning drama “Chimudo-don.

The “washed bones” depicted by Gori, a “returned child” born one week after the reversion to mainland Japan, is a first-class work based on Okinawa’s unique customs that appeals globally to the way families are and the way people live their lives.

Please take a look at the dialogue.

◆ Jun Fukuda’s Jiji Roudan YouTube [talkd.jp] (4 episodes)

#Episode 1 [I’m pretty much the type of person who thinks about death. (10:09 min.)
Gori thinks of the other world, this world.
https://youtu.be/45DlJK9RW-w

#Episode 2 [From Love Comedy to Bone Wash? (8 min 38 sec)
Why the movie “Bone Washing” is highly acclaimed globally
https://youtu.be/pNgjG2PC

K8o

#Episode 3 [The future of the film industry lies in IT. (13 min 40 sec)
https://youtu.be/Ft4b-ha6Bn8

#Episode 4 [The work is single-handedly changing the chemistry! (12 min 10 sec)
https://youtu.be/wbIQNUF3cPQ