Radishes and Carrots

***Radishes and Carrots***  (大根と人参,   *Daikon to ninjin*?) also known as ***Mr. Radish and Mr. Carrot*** is a 1965 Japanese drama/comedy film produced by Shochiku. It was released to Japanese theaters on January 3, 1965.

## Plot

Tokichi Yamaki is the deputy general affairs manager of domestic and foreign trading. The eldest daughter, Kyoko, the second daughter, Natsuko, and the third daughter, Haruko, are already married, and now they live with their wife, Nobuyo, and their youngest daughter, Keiko. Keiko is also about to leave the nest after being engaged to Saburo, the son of Gohei Suzuka, a member of Tokichi. One night, at the alumni association, Yamaki argued with Suzuka about whether or not he could inform Akiyama, who was being treated for cancer, of the name of the disease, and finally Keiko and Saburo's adoption disappeared. However, the hearts of the two young people were happy and puffy. A small incident came to such a mountain tree. His younger brother, Kosuke, who joined the domestic and foreign trading company under the care of Tokichi, spent a million of the company's public money. Tokichi, who was asked to clean up, handed over 700,000 deposits to Kosuke in order to protect the position he had built over thirty years. And while receiving the remaining 300,000 from the securities company, Yamaki disappeared in a mysterious manner. The daughter-in-law and Kosuke, who gathered in a hurry, made Nobuyo uneasy by using various inferences that they might be human evaporating now. It was at that time that Mie Kono visited the Yamaju family. The appearance of a beautiful daughter made me think that there was a woman behind the incident, but in reality, Mie was a daughter born to Mie's mother, who was the mistress of Yamaki during the war. And he came to ask for a matchmaker for marriage. It's been ten days since Yamaki left home. This is Jean Jean Yokocho in Osaka. There is a joyful face of Tokichi Yamaki who gives a cheerful flame at a hormonal grill shop where pimps and call girls hang out. On the other hand, the Yamaki family gave up halfway and headed for the second week. One day, Nobuyo and his daughters were stunned by the appearance of Tokichi, who opened the front door and called out with a mediocre voice, "I'm back." Akiyama finally died when Keiko and Saburo were married and the Yamaki family was quiet. A few days later, Yamaki told Suzuka that he had disappeared, "I was on the train when I was looking at the beautiful sky for no motive or reason."

## Cast

* Yamaju Higashikichi: Shu Ryuchi
* Nobuko Yamaki: Nobuko Otowa
* Keiko Yamaki (Fourth daughter of Tokichi): Mariko Kaga
* Kosuke Mizukami (younger brother of Tokichi): Hiroyuki Nagato
* Akiyama (Alumni of Tokichi): Kinzo Shin
* Kimiko Akiyama: Mitsuko Mori
* Gohei Suzuka (Alumni of Tokichi): Isao Yamagata
* Suzuka Itoko: Kuniko Miyake
* Suzuka Saburo (Keiko's lover): Shinichiro Mikami
* Kotaki: Ryo Ikebe
* Kyoko Kotaki (the eldest daughter of Tokichi): Mariko Okada
* Terada: Yoshiro Kato
* Natsuko Terada (second daughter of Tokichi): Ineko Arima
* Haruko (Third daughter of Tokichi): Yoko Tsukasa
* Mie Kono (Hidden child of Tokichi): Shima Iwashita
* Fujimoto (Toyoshi's alumni): Nobuo Nakamura
* Mrs. Chieko Higashiyama
* Chisako: Miyuki Kuwano
* Sakaki: Daisuke Kato
* Restaurant proprietress: Toyo Takahashi
* https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%A4%A7%E6%A0%B9%E3%81%A8%E4%BA%BA%E5%8F%82#%E3%82%AD%E3%83%A3%E3%82%B9%E3%83%88
* https://eiga.com/movie/37609/
* http://www.jmdb.ne.jp/1969/cs002730.htm