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映画 「ラドンの奇跡」 のロケ地巡り～』（姫路市）
リポーター：新開祥子
to the Busan International Film Festival
The Himeji Film Commission has brought a location map to the Busan International Film Festival.
At this world-renowned film festival, “Miracle of Radon” is leaving its mark!
※The Busan International Film Festival
The Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) is the largest international film festival in Asia, attracting global attention.
It is especially renowned as a platform for new directors and independent films, having discovered many fresh talents.
The festival screens not only Asian films but also a wide range of European and American works.
It serves as a hub for filmmakers to connect, often leading to international co-productions.
With its glamorous red carpet and enthusiastic audiences, BIFF is celebrated worldwide as a true festival of cinema.
<Synopsis>
Radon baths have long been cherished as a place for cancer treatment and therapy for intractable diseases, making them a rare destination visited by people from around the world. The film portrays the dramatic life and love story of Yoshiaki Kamei, the founder of Fusu no Sato, and his wife, as well as the stories of people brought together by fate in search of healing.
These narratives are expressed through a combination of non-fiction and fiction.
Movie Trailer Released!!
"The Miracle of Radon"
— A miracle begins here, quietly.
Set in Tomisu-no-Sato, Yasutomi Town, Himeji City,
this serene village is home to Japan’s only, and one of only three in the world, high-concentration radon therapy tunnels.
Here, people confronting illness, their supporting families, and the staff working at the facility—
their lives gently intersect, and a small miracle quietly begins to change someone’s life.
This is a story not just about healing, but about discovering the essence of living—
a subtle yet unwavering tale of hope.
Film Classification Approved
After approximately six months of filming, we have been preparing the movie for its screening. The film was submitted to the Eirin (Film Classification) Committee, and all evaluations have now been completed successfully. The film has been approved and classified in the MAX category, meaning it is suitable for all audiences.
We sincerely apologize for the delay in sharing this news and for not being able to provide information about the film earlier due to the review process and other circumstances.
With the classification now approved, we can begin negotiations for the planned private screening events at a Himeji cinema in June. We anticipate that official information regarding the screenings may be released around mid-May.
We appreciate your continued patience and understanding. We will provide further updates and notifications as soon as possible.
“Tomisu no Sato” Film Project
Connecting Himeji Yasutomi Town with the World
<Project Overview>
We are producing the film “Radon no Kiseki”, centered on Fusu no Sato, Japan’s first and the world’s third tunnel radon bath in Himeji City’s Yasutomi Town. The story connects people through human bonds, aiming to promote regional revitalization, social contribution, and tourism attraction.
Yasutomi Town features expansive rural landscapes, and nearby attractions include the emerald-green Yasutomi Dam, the famous Scarecrow Village, and several tangible cultural properties.
FM GENKI 79.3MHz
Today! We appeared on Himeji FM Genki “Tobidase! Machi no Genki”!
The program’s personality was Sayaka Akamatsu.
Guests: Mr. Inoue from Himeji Film Commission, Director Toku, and Assistant Director Matsuda.
Tomorrow (7/23), we talked extensively about the movie “The Miracle of Radon”, a project supported by the Himeji Film Commission, including its theme song and crowdfunding efforts.
Broadcast Times: 7:00–7:30 (Rebroadcasts: 13:15–13:45 and 18:30–19:00)
[Facebook] You can listen via JCBA Simul Radio here:jcbasimul.com/fmgenki
We received valuable comments about radon and the film from two professors.
Radon Inhalation (Radiation Hormesis) for Immune Enhancement
Hitoshi Nakamura, Professor Emeritus, Osaka University / Director, Saito Tomohirokai Hospital
While high doses of radiation can have harmful effects on the body, low to very low doses have beneficial effects, a phenomenon known as radiation hormesis. In the past, radiation has been regarded as inherently dangerous and accumulating in the body over time, but recent studies have shown that this is a misconception. Consider that even highly toxic aconite can be used in small doses as traditional medicine, or that small amounts of ultraviolet light are essential for the human body—these facts make it clear why low-dose radiation can have positive effects.
Personally, as a radiation specialist for nearly 40 years, I have been exposed to low-dose radiation throughout my career. At 78 years old, I remain active in my profession, appear younger than my age, and continue to enjoy golf.
How Radon Inhalation Works:
Radon gas is absorbed through the alveoli in the lungs and circulated throughout the body. While it has multiple effects on the body, the most important is activation of immune cells. Strengthening the immune system reduces the risk of developing cancer and helps prevent recurrence after cancer treatment. For those already with cancer, it may help slow progression. Additionally, radon inhalation enhances antioxidant activity, providing benefits not only against cancer but also other lifestyle-related diseases.
Another benefit is that low-dose radiation revitalizes mitochondria, the energy powerhouses of cells, which contributes to overall vitality. Through apoptosis (programmed cell death), cancer cells are eliminated. Normally, we obtain small amounts of potassium-40 from potassium-rich foods such as vegetables and fruits (about 0.01% of total potassium), but dietary intake is often insufficient. Therefore, occasional low-dose radiation exposure can be beneficial.
Message Regarding the Production of the Film “Radon no Kiseki”
Sakuten Yamaoka, Professor Emeritus, Okayama University / Specially Appointed Professor
Radon hot springs have long been referred to as waters for health and longevity or medicinal baths, and have been used throughout history by people of all ages for treatment, symptom relief, prevention, and health promotion.
Regarding the verification of these health effects, the elucidation of their mechanisms, and their application in medicine and wellness, I have spent over 40 years conducting research—rare even on a global scale—focusing on how low-dose radiation from radon provides mild physiological stimulation, enhancing the body’s adaptability to the environment.
The Fusu no Sato tunnel radon bath is extremely rare, being one of only two such facilities in Europe and the only one in Japan. It is renowned for harnessing natural forces to provide health benefits. The high usage and positive feedback from visitors over the years attest to the vision and foresight of Chairman Yoshiaki Kamei and all those involved in its establishment and operation. Their contributions not only promote health but also serve as meaningful social contributions, for which I hold great respect.
The purpose of this film is to convey the unique value and charm of the Fusu no Sato tunnel radon bath to future generations and to encourage wider recognition, long-term preservation, and continued support. While radon hot springs have nearly a 1,000-year history, tunnel radon baths are less than 100 years old yet are recognized as a highly interesting therapeutic method with potential benefits that are still being explored. In this context, I believe this film is valuable and anticipate that it will reach a global audience.