Materials are arranged according to a system established by Motoko Tsuchimoto. Contents include short essays by Tsuchimoto as well as secondary source materials about Tsuchimoto and his work, including newspaper clippings, copies of film summaries, and reviews and fliers for film screenings.
Transcription of interview between Yasushi Sakaguchi and Noriaki Tsuchimoto speaking about Satō Chūryō. The transcription was produced by Tsuchimoto Motoko.
Cost summaries about various films by "Cine-Association." Also includes materials describing Tsuchimoto's documentary work (Rojo, Minamata related works, Arishi Hi no Kabul).
Nagoya University student's dissertation paper referencing Tsuchimoto's Minamata work. Includes a letter from the student (横山昭子, Yokoyama Akiko) sent to Tsuchimoto with details about their dissertation.
Waseda University student's dissertation paper referencing Tsuchimoto's documtenary work. Includes a letter from the student (上山真, Ueyama Makoto) to Tsuchimoto with details about their dissertation.
Materials are arranged and numbered with a system established by Motoko Tsuchimoto. Contents contain research notes and reference materials, newspaper clippings, copies of film summaries and reviews, short essays by Tsuchimoto, and correspondence.
Noriaki Tsuchimoto's papers related to Japanese films, especially the documentary genre and social issues in Japan and the world. Noriaki Tsuchimoto (1928-2008) was one of the most prominent documentary film directors in Japan. The collection consists of various types and formats including his diaries, correspondence, books, film scripts, and photographs.