Movie 64 (Rokuyon) Filming Location Information

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				Hideo Yokoyama's shocking work 64 (Rokuyon), which topped "Weekly Bunshun Mystery Best 10" in 2012 and "Kono Mystery ga Sugoi!" (This Mystery is Amazing!) in 2013, has finally been adapted into a movie as the two-part entertainment blockbuster 64-Rokuyon-Part 1/Part 2, featuring a super-luxury all-star cast representing the Japanese film industry.<br><br>The opening scene of "64-Rokuyon-Part 1" was filmed at the old Takahata Station building in Takahata Town. <br>On the day of filming (March 10, Heisei 27), 15 truckloads of snow were brought in by large trucks starting at 5 AM, and the area around the old Takahata Station building, which had been showing signs of spring, instantly reverted to a winter landscape. Furthermore, an unseasonable heavy snowfall occurred, making the site so chaotic that they had to wait for the weather to clear. Koichi Sato, who plays the protagonist Mikami, and Yui Natsukawa, who plays his wife, and others, filmed a scene where they visit a police station in the northern region regarding their daughter's disappearance.<br><br>Takahata Town staff also appeared as extras.<br>They showcased excellent snow-shoveling scenes unique to the local area, so if you're interested, please enjoy it.<br><br>The movie will be screened nationwide in theaters starting May 7th (Saturday).<br>				</p>