Eiji_Tsuburaya_-_1960.jpg
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Summary
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English:
Special effects director
Eiji Tsuburaya
on the
Miura Peninsula
,
Kanagawa Prefecture
in March 1960. Photographed by Yoshikatsu Kanno.
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| Source | CG発展しても特撮なくならない理由 円谷英二監督の「神」アイデアを継ぐ者たち The Asahi Shimbun GLOBE+ |
| Author | Yoshikatsu Kanno |
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