Release of the Commercial Video for 'A 1000-Year Family Tree Story (Historie)' | Promoting Family Tree Culture Through Video

Kakeizu Sakusei Daiko Center Co., Ltd. (Sapporo, Hokkaido; Representative Director and Administrative Scrivener Munetaka Watanabe) has released a commercial video for the book "A 1000-Year Family Tree Story (Historie)" as part of its efforts to promote family tree culture.

Our company has conducted over 5,000 family tree investigations to date, and we currently receive more than 300 consultations per month.

In recent years, along with a growing interest in end-of-life planning, family history, and roots exploration, we have seen an increase in people expressing a desire to "know their family's history."

On the other hand, family trees and family register investigations are often perceived as "difficult" or "too technical and hard to understand."

Therefore, to make family tree culture feel more accessible, our company has produced and released a commercial video for the book "A 1000-Year Family Tree Story (Historie)."

This work depicts the story of a 19-year-old girl who takes on the challenge of a family tree investigation spanning over 1,000 years, set against backgrounds such as:

- Samurai of the Edo period - A farming village harboring the legend of Minamoto no Yoshitsune - Mysteries passed down in a shrine in Ehime

"A 1000-Year Family Tree Story (Historie)"

Furthermore, through the story, the content allows readers to gain knowledge about family tree creation and ancestry research.

A family tree is not merely a record; it is also a culture of passing down the history of a family and region to the next generation.

Our company will continue to engage in activities to popularize family tree culture through videos and stories.