Noburô Ôfuji
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Born 1900, in Tokyo. Ofuji learned the basics of animation under Junichi Kouchi, and later developed his own unique animation style using cutouts from chiyogami (Japanese traditional decorative paper with colored patterns). While strictly maintaining his independent production style, he attempted a variety of techniques such as paper cutouts, cel, silhouette, and colored cellophane.
Known for
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The Life of Buddha (1961)
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The Bear Dodger (1948)
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Princess Katsura (1937)
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The Flower and the Butterfly (1954)
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The Black Cat (1929)
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Spring Song (1931)
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Chinkoroheibei and the Treasure Box (1936)
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Burglars of "Baghdad" Castle (1926)
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At the Border Checkpoint (1930)
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Sitting Beneath the Cherry Blossoms (1924)
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An Old Fool Edit (1924)
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The National Anthem Kimigayo (1931)
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The Story of the Monkey King (1926)
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A Ship of Oranges (1927)
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Hyoei and Heibei's Tengu Hunt (1934)
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Will Power (1931)
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The Roots of Japanese Anime Until the End of WWII: 1930-1942 (2008)
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Dream of a Snowy Night (1947)
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General of the Swamp (1933)
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The Village Festival (1930)
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Chiyogami Manga: The Fate of the Dumplings (1937)
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The Battle of the Malay Sea (1943)
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A Story of Tobacco (1926)
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The Phantom Ship (1956)
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Three Brave Frogs (1933)
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The Golden Flower (1929)
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Kujira (1952)
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Dangobee Torimono Chou: Hirakeegoma no Maki (1952)
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Spider Silk (1946)
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Whale (1927)
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