Firstly, let me tell you the morale of the movie. Every Studio Ghibli has a morale that reflects the society issues in the view of a more naive perspective, yet addressing the underlying subtle darker truth. Similarly, this movie was done in a clever way in addressing the rapid industrialization of Japan during the 1960s, by creating an analogy of the government trying to tear down an old but cultural building of the Extra-curriculum block of a school. It teaches us that old and culutral monuments doesn't always have to be destroyed to make way for newer developments.
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