Industrial Spy Free for All

**Kureji dayo tenkamuteki** (クレージーだよ天下無敵, *Industrial Spy Free-for-All*) is a 1967 Japanese espionage comedy film directed by Takashi Tsuboshima and starring the Crazy Cats. The 8th "Crazy Cat's Strategy Series." It was a remake version of "Enoken no ganbari senjutsu" (directed by Nobuo Nakagawa in 1939) that Director Tsuboshima saw it in theater when he was a child. However, all five members other than Hitoshi Ueki and Kei Tani, who starred in the double role, are bit parts.

It is also the first Toho crazy movie in which "color films" are written on posters and newspaper advertisement, instead of the "total natural colors" until then. The side-by-side movie is "Mahjong Madness" (directed by Kôzô Saeki), which is one of the "Ekimae Series", but this was the last of the two films of the Crazy Movie and the Ekimae Series.

## Plot

There is a nemesis called Inu-Saru no Naka in all the over the countries. The Toyotomi Electric and the Tokugawa Musen were also two rival companies and were caught in an industrial espionage who a vying for commercial purposes. From the time, two companies businessman Saburo Sarutobi and Inumaru Maruo lived side by side in Sekigahara, an apartment near the city center, the spy battle between the two companies began to flourish. Toyotomi then builted and designed an electrified model house. Inumaru, disguised himself as a Catering chef, delivered ramen dish coated with radioactive substances to poison Saburo.

In other words, if Inumaru use the Geiger meter, he can find out the whereabouts of those who ate it. When Inumaru follow the trace of Sarutobi with a Geiger counter in one hand, the destination was a public bathroom.Inumaru, who was finally sown off the coast of Tokyo Bay and was eaten a lot, said, "Did you use the Ninja Hayagso, the enemy?" Tokugawa manufactured and financed the universal kotatsu (table) center. Sarutobi sneaked into the one of the Tokugawa's building in a style, scratched a large cross-legged to make it difficult for kotatsu, and although it was good to be a ninja and steteco scraps, soon after he was found out, he jumped into the secretary's room and hurriedly arrived. But the piece of paper that was in the funeral morning pocket is cross-legged! Confidential documents? He was delighted, but it only said "condolences" for eating people.

Another time, Sarutobi tricked Tokugawa's secretary into going to the model house. This course Inumaru tracked him down. In this model house, both dogs and monkeys had a lot of eyes on robots and other ultra-modern tools, and the next morning the house disappeared without a trace. It was a mobile ninja mansion. The two dogs and monkeys were stolen by a female spy who was bet on the blueprints of the three-dimensional TV, and as a result of the battle, Toyotomi Electric and Tokugawa Musen merged happily, but Inumaru and Monkey Fly has become an industrial spies. However, they thought that the publisher of the 3D TV was a new merged company, but it was Inu-Saru Shoji who stole the secret plans.

## Location

* Hatchobori, Chuo City (中央区八丁堀)
* Kyodo Station (経堂駅近辺)
* Takara-Machi Station and Shuto Expressway (首都高宝町ランプ)
* Equestrian Park (馬事公苑)
* Former Chiyoda Life Headquarters Building (currently Meguro Ward Office) (旧千代田生命本社ビル（現目黒区役所）)

Others

## Staff

* Producer: Shin Watanabe
* Executive Producer: Tadahito Gomyō
* Director: Takashi Tsuboshima
* Screenwriter: Yasuo Tanami
* Music Composer: Hiroaki Hagiwara
* Production Designer: Shinobu Muraki
* Cinematographer: Fukuzô Koizumi
* Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: Masao Asano
* Set Designer: Kyuichi Higuchi
* Sound Recordist: Norio Tone
* Stunt Coordinator: Hiroshi Sekita
* Film Editor: Ume Takeda
* Art Director: Iwao Akune

## Cast

* Hitoshi Ueki as Saburo Sarutobi
* Kei Tani as Inumaru Maruo
* Yumiko Nogawa as Kazuko Ishikawa
* Noriko Takahashi as Midori Matsuno
* Akemi Kita as Manako Uozumi
* Hajime Hana as Town doctor
* Hiroshi Inuzuka as Dump truck driver
* Senri Sakurai as Announcer Sorori
* Êtarô Ishibashi as Beauty salon guest
* Shin Yasuda as Hairdresser
* Eijirō Tōno as Managing Director Honda
* Akira Hitomi as Research Office Manager Iga
* Wataru Ōmae as Tokugawa Musen employee Wataru
* Gen Shimizu as Executive Kinoshita
* Yū Fujiki as Research Manager Hattori
* Shigeki Ishida as Advertising Section Manager Hora
* Tadashi Okabe as Engineering Manager Ishida
* Jun Tazaki as Niki
* Nadao Kirino, Naoya Kusakawa, Hideo Shibuya as Industrial espionage agents
* Toyohiko Sata, Masanari Nihei as Police officers coming to the apartment
* Osami Nabe as On-location talent agent
* Shoichi Hirose as Style commuters craftsman
* Hiroshi Sekita as Universal robot (suit), News cameraman (2 roles)
* Kazuo Suzuki as Hit show moderator
* Minoru Ito, Seishirō Kuno as Shinbu's minions
* Masaki Shinohara as Hit show director
* Seiji Onaka, Shigeo Kato as Uneven Brothers

Hereafter, the actors appearance scene cut

* Ikio Sawamura, Yuriko Hishimi as CM (commercial) talents
* Yoshiko Toyoura (also voiced the robot)
* Kôji Iwamoto
* Rinsaku Ogata

## Insert songs

**Everyone For The World** (みんな世のため, *Min'na-sei no tame*)

* Lyrics: Hiroo Sakata / Composer: Hiroaki Hagiwara / Performer: Hitoshi Ueki

**Listen To All The Workers** (**Mayday Song**) (聞け万国の労働者（メーデーの歌）, *Kike bankoku no rōdō-sha (mēdē no uta)* )

* Lyrics: Isamu Oba / Composer: Uichi Kuribayashi / Performer: Hitoshi Ueki

**Plump Irresponsible** (プンプン野郎, *Punpun yarō*)

* Lyrics: Hiroshi Kōno / Composer: Naozumi Yamamoto / Performer: Kei Tani

**Shibire Section** (シビレ節, *Shibire-bushi*)

* Lyrics: Yukio Aoshima / Composer: Hiroshi Miyagawa / Performer: Hitoshi Ueki, Yumiko Nogawa

**I Regret It** (遺憾に存じます, *Ikan ni zonjimasu*)

* Lyrics: Yukio Aoshima / Composer: Hiroaki Hagiwara / Performer: Hitoshi Ueki (A cappella)

**It's Not Sho** (それはないでショ, *Sore wanaide sho*)

* Lyrics: Shigeru Tsukada / Composer: Hitoshi Ueki / Performer: Hitoshi Ueki・ Kei Tani