Casts & Crew
Ken Utsui
Masaya Taki
Yuka Mizuhara
Natsue's younger sister Yuki
Kazuko Matsuo
Natsue Hozumi
Mako Sanjō
Miyako Mizuno
Shuntarô Emi
Sudo
Kuniko Miyake
Kikuko, Masaya Taki's mother
Ichirô Ryûzaki
Dietman Kenzo Tamiya
Yôko Mifune
Ume, the maid
Keiko Minakami
Sayuri, the hostess
Shûji Kawabe
Tsukamoto, the bartender
Also Directed by Morihei Magatani
Japanese comedy film.
Japanese comedy film.
1959 Japanese film directed by Morihei Magatani for Shintoho.
The most controversial film ever produced by Shintoho, Magatani Morihei’s horror thriller Bloody Sword Of The 99th Virgin (Kyujukyu-honme no Kimusume) is set in the mountains of Iwate Prefecture - a remote area that might be described as the Ozarks of Japan. The mountain folk are depicted as superstitious, blood-thirsty primitives, which struck traditionally discriminated-against locals and others in their community as discriminatory. Probably as a result, the film has been seldom screened in Japan but, contrary to some speculation, it has never been officially banned.
Live-action adaptation of Ko Kojima's manga "Sennin buraku".
Horror film directed by Morihei Magatani.
Two women, an undercover cop, and a leader of the group of rude girls, defy the smuggling syndicate.
Japanese comedy film.
Japanese comedy film.
Japanese "kayo" film based on the song by Tsuzuko Sugawara.
