Fue subido en mayo de 2006 a Youtube.
Aparentemente (porque no entiendo nada, salvo cuando dicen "osero"), dramatizan la invención y el desarrollo del Othello. Obsérvese durante el vídeo el detalle de cómo se empleaban tapones de leche.
En un blog japonés traducido parcialmente al inglés lo explican:
The board game was born in Mito, Ibaraki Prefecture, just after the end of World War II, according to the Japan Othello Association. The game was invented by Goro Hasegawa, a student at Mito Middle School, which no longer exists. (Middle schools were soon reinstituted as senior high schools as part of the postwar educational reforms.)Aquí la primera parte del vídeo:
At first, Hasegawa used cardboard pieces to play the game with friends, replacing them with milk bottle stoppers later. Pieces like today's Othello set were first put on the market in 1973.
Y la segunda parte:
Con tan buenos actores no nos hace falta ni traducción.
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