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2022/9/9 - 2022/9/11 / 千葉県 木更津市 / Movie

Screening of the film "New Wild Land - Rewilding

Places that people have left untouched will eventually return to nature.
A documentary about a miraculous nature reserve that has attracted 700,000 people in the Netherlands.

Sept. 9 (Fri.) ～ 11th (Sun.) Online screening
Sept. 11 (Sun.) Venue screening at Kisarazu Mirai Lab.

Places that people have left untouched will eventually return to nature.
In the Netherlands, the most densely populated country in the world, a small nature reserve of about 6,000 hectares called "Oostfartelsplassen" is located along the sea, 50 km northeast of the capital Amsterdam. Originally, it was a man-made land abandoned due to the failure of a land reclamation project in 1968. However, in just 45 years, nature has nurtured new life in this forgotten land and created a wild paradise. ！
The film beautifully depicts a year in the lives of the creatures that celebrate life and face death in this treasure trove of life that spreads in the suburbs of the city. This documentary follows the miraculous nature reserve that has attracted 700,000 people in the Netherlands.

[Online Screening] September 9, 2022 (Friday) at 0:00 ～ until 24:00 on the 11th(Sunday)
After purchasing tickets at the online store, you can watch the film anytime during the screening hours.
Price ： Adults 1,500 yen, Students ・ 18 years old and under 1,200 yen
Others ： There will be "Impression Story Session" on Zoom at 11:45 ～ 12:00 on September 11(日). Free participation.

[Venue Screening] September 11, 2022 (Sun) 10:00 ～ 12:00 （ Doors open 9:30 ）
Venue ： Kisarazu Mirai Labo Conference Room 1 （ 1-1-6, Chuo-ku, Kisarazu, Chiba ）
Fee ： Cash payment only on the day: Adults 1,500 yen, Students ・ Under 18 years old 1,200 yen
Capacity ： 25 people （ In order of application. Only if seats are available, no application will be accepted on the day of the event. ）
Others ： After the screening, there will be an "Impressions Talk" at 11:45 ～ 12:00. Free participation.

Organized by ： Kisarazu University In cooperation with ： Dung Clay Research Group （ NogSophia ）

Please see the link below for details.
https://www.kisarazu-univ.net/?p=1200

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Kisarazu University
kisa.univ@gmail.com
080-3324-8749(Maeda)