Behind the scenes of the crashed swamp

In order to find a suitable bent nail, the film crew specially conducted a "nail selection". During filming at the Kyoto Institute of Photography, the staff made a "crash swamp box" to collect old nails. Once someone finds the nails, they will put them in. Finally, about 3000 nails were collected. However, the collected nails were either rusted or not rusted enough to keep the metallic color, and the art department made great efforts to find the nails with proper rust and radian. It took a whole month and a half to complete the layout of the "Electric Ball Chamber of Commerce". A lot of furniture in the room is borrowed. After the filming, it took a lot of effort to classify and return it. Residents around often come to watch the film crew shoot, and enthusiastic old ladies give their treasures to decorate the "electric ball chamber of commerce", but the staff are afraid of damaging their treasures, which is useless. In the film, Ryo Kase's comb-shaped head is very spectacular, and it took an hour to do this hairstyle. In the film, there is a Pharaoh Tutankhamun divination machine, and a steel shovel of 100 yen can be inserted to print out the photos of the future marriage partner. When Miki Satoshi was in junior high school, he played this divination machine with his friends in the shopping street of Yokohama, but it was not like the Egyptian Pharaoh. For this film, Miki mobilized all the staff to look for the divination machine of the married person in Japan, but failed to find it. Later, Miki remembered that there were other Pharaoh Tutankhamun divination machines, and finally found out that this machine was a double body. The swamp in the film was temporarily built using an abandoned high school tennis court. The staff not only dug holes to inject water, but also planted weeds around them a few days in advance to make the swamp look more natural. The whole project has spent a lot of manpower and time, which has nothing to do with "crash".