A Japanese live-action blockbuster, "National Treasure", has reached a major milestone by becoming the highest-grossing domestic film in history. A hit among all age groups, this culturally significant movie was released earlier this year. The film seamlessly mixes stunning visuals with a unique storyline, taking the audience through an eye-opening exploration of Japan's treasures and history.

In Japan, box office records hold significant importance, often seen as a barometer of a film's cultural impact. Films like "National Treasure" that celebrate and explore Japanese history and culture, have seen widespread popularity and commendation. This movie, in particular, has stirred a sense of national pride due to its focus on Japan's cultural heritage, making the film's success a source of local celebration.

Just as movies like "Avengers: Endgame" breaking box office records is a big deal in the USA, reaching such a milestone is seen as a significant achievement in Japan too. It speaks to the popularity and cultural resonance of the film. However, the emphasis on cultural heritage in film seems to be more prevalent in Japan.