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Miyazawa Kenji's classic story made ​​into an animation. Animated adaptation of the classic story of Kenji Miyazawa (Night on the Glactic Railroad) will be aired in Japan starting July 7 this year. Anime titled The Life of Guskou Budori is an adaptation of the second time for the story.

Tezuka Productions, who took over The Life of Guskou Budori of Group TAC, has announced a list of staff for this film. Gisaburou Sugii (Astro Boy, Lupin III) was chosen as director, and using the original character designs from Hiroshi Masumura (Night on the Galactic Raiload).

Miyazawa Kenji created the story Night on the Galactic Railroad is in the form of novels. As reported by Animenewsnetwork, Thursday (01/19/2012), the story centers on young man named Guskou, in the woods Tohoku, northeast Japan. Set the time period of the 1920s, drought and natural disasters hit Guskou forced to leave their homes and seek life elsewhere. Then, Guskou joined a group of researchers at the Department of Volcano ihatov. Research groups that deal with natural disasters are the same as the cause of Guskou leave her home.

Since the TAC Group, the company that produces animated remake is bankrupt, its production was taken over Tezuka Productions. Yoshihiro Shimizu, General Manager of Tezuka Productions said the reason it wanted the company released an animation based on the work of Miyazawa is, for compatibility with idealism Osamu Tezuka, especially on the theme of "how to live one's life, it is more important than the environment."