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Flow (also known as Flowing) is a 1956 toho drama film,Directed by Mikio Naruse.

## Plot

A new maid has arrived at the Okiya "Tsutanoya" on the banks of a large river. The woman, named Rika, is loved by her mistress. Rika devoted herself to "Tsutano-ya", but the smell of falling sardines was in the house.

## Cast

* Womans (Spring): Kinuyo Tanaka
* Otsuta: Isuzu Yamada
* Katsuyo: Hideko Takamine
* Nanako: Mariko Okada
* Someka: Haruko Sugimura
* Ohama: Sumiko Kurishima ( special appearance )
* Yonago: Chieko Nakakita
* Takagi: Daisuke Kato
* Fujiko (daughter of Yonago): Natsuko Matsuyama
* Otoyo: Natsuko Kahara
* Namie: Chiyo Izumi
* Namie's uncle: Seiji Miyaguchi
* Saeki (nephew of the beach): Noboru Nakaya
* Irodori: Yoshie Minami
* Muramatsu: Shin Tatsuoka
* Hakuga (Chinese restaurant): Senkichi Omura
* Doctor: Nobuo Nakamura
* Vine book maid: Kumeko Otowa
* Dry food shop owner: Kichijiro Ueda
* Police Officer: Fumindo Matsuo
* Car shop: Toyohiko Sada
* Kimono shop: Yasuhisa Tsutsumi
* : Tetsuichiro
* Dry food shop clerk: Masayoshi Kawabe
* Fruit shop clerk: mediocre Taro
* Ryotei maid: Hideko Ebata
* : Akemi Ueno
* Delivery of sushi restaurant: Shigeo Kato (not credited)

## Staff

* Production: Sanezumi Fujimoto
* Original: Aya Koda
* Screenplay: Sumie Tanaka , Toshiro Ide
* Music: Ichiro Saito
* Photo: Masao Tamai
* Art: Satoru used
* Recording: Choshichiro Mikami
* Lighting: Choshiro Ishii
* Edited by: Hidefumi Oi
* Chief Assistant Director: Masayoshi Kawanishi
* Producer: Takeharu Shimada
* Costume proof: Sentaro Iwata
* Kiyomoto Guidance: Umekichi Kiyomoto [ *Ambiguity required* ]
* Special shooting: Toho Engineering Department
* Development: Koei Shinsha
* Director: Mikio Naruse

## Production

### Planning

The story is inherited almost as the original.

At this time, Naruse was at the top of his career with " Ukigumo, " which was released the previous year . The ability to draw people with emotion and realism, which can be seen in other works, was unfortunately demonstrated in this work as well. Especially in this work, each of the many characters has a clear personality, and it is a thick and luxurious work combined with the true acting of the cast ream.

The cast featured three famous actresses representing the Japanese film industry , Kinuyo Tanaka , Isuzu Yamada , and Hideko Takamine , with Mariko Okada , Haruko Sugimura , Chieko Nakakita , and Natsuko Kahara set aside. In addition, Sumiko Kurishima , the first star actress in the history of Japanese movies, who had already retired from the line at that time , made a special appearance and delighted the fans of the past with a profound performance showing a strong presence. Together with the stage setting of the Hanayanagi world, it is a gorgeous face that should be called a "female all-star movie". The actor Seiji Miyaguchi , Daisuke Kato , Noboru Nakatani , Yutaka Sada et al. Have appeared. As for the staff, the famous staff of "Naruse Gumi" gathered and it is a work that explored the essence of the Naruse movie.
Hell (disambiguation)

Disambiguation page for Hell (disambiguation)The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
**Hell** may refer to.

* Hell Gate (1953 film) also known as *Gate of Jigoku*
* Jigoku (1960 film) (地獄, *Hell*), also titled *The Sinners of Hell* a Japanese horror film directed by Nobuo Nakagawa
* Hell Strange 1969 toho film
* Hell (1979 film)
* Hell's Insects (1979 film)
* Hell (1999 film)
Godzilla/Deleted Scenes

## Godzilla eats a cow

The most often named of various proposed, UN filmed or discarded scenes involves Godzilla's first iconic appearance seen over the hills of Odo Island. The originally filmed scene showed Godzilla with a cow in his mouth as he eats it. While the scene was effective in creating terror, it brought to mind too many questions about Godzilla's relative size, chief among them: How could the cow even be visible if Godzilla was the size and menace they wised to convey? They feared that, in the minds of the audience, either the cow was of unusually large size, or Godzilla simply wasn't that big. Since continuity and suspension of disbelief are inversely important to how fantastic the premise is, the cow simply had to go, and the still-memorable scene merely featured Godzilla rising and roaring. Keeping the cow might also have taken Godzilla down a notch from the force of nature this first film portrayed him as, making him merely a hungry beast.

#### The scenes fate

Like many directors of his era, Honda did not enjoy being reminded of missteps and foul-ups. Typically, footage like that of Godzilla and the cow was ordered destroyed. But since at least two stills of the scene endures, so does hope that a Toho alumnus or the studio itself still have it out there, waiting to be discovered.

## Emiko and Ogata

This sequence involved Emiko and Ogata spying a moving piece of what is initially thought to be rock, in the storyboard seems to show what is in actuality Godzilla’s tail. It makes sense that this would be cut in favor of the much more epic reveal we see on the hillside in the finished film.
John Beck

**John Beck** was an American film producer who helped facilitate the making of the 1962 Toho film *King Kong vs. Godzilla* and produced its heavily-altered American version.

## Life

Outside of *King Kong vs. Godzilla*, Beck's greatest claims to fame are producing the 1950 James Stewart film *Harvey* and his involvement in the 1946 merger between Universal Pictures and International Pictures.

In 1961, stop-motion animator Willis O'Brien contacted Beck with a film treatment called *King Kong vs. Frankenstein*, which they made a handshake deal to work on together. Beck recruited prolific sci-fi screenwriter George Worthing Yates to write the script, which became *King Kong vs. Prometheus*, and pitched it unsuccessfully to several American studios; Beck would not contact O'Brien further. He found a buyer in Toho, who wanted to substitute Godzilla for Frankenstein and otherwise start from scratch. Released in 1962, *King Kong vs. Godzilla* became a mammoth hit in Japan, convincing Toho to continue producing Godzilla films at a rapid clip. Beck, having secured the rights to the film in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom and Israel, sold them to Universal for $200,000. He also produced an English-language version of the film, which was extensively recut and featured new scenes in a United Nations newsroom directed by Thomas Montgomery. After learning of *King Kong vs. Godzilla*, O'Brien contemplated suing Beck for intent to defraud, but didn't have enough money for a protracted legal battle, and passed away shortly thereafter. Beck himself died of cancer at the age of 83 on July 18, 1993.
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Manual Insurance Sign in Bed (also known as Physical Insurance Bed Sign) is a 1981 Nikkatsu drama film,Directed by Nobuaki Shirai.

## Plot

Shigeki Morita and Mai couple living in an apartment dreaming of their own home, but they did not save money as expected, and Mai began to work as an insurance solicitor. Mai, who joined Towa Insurance, started working on veteran Fuyumi. If Fumiya has a hard time, a male guest should stretch his body and push the last thing. Mai obeys the words and screams "more" while resisting, succeeding in the contract and enjoying her work. Among them, Fumiya and Mai try to solicit each company, aiming at female president Keiko Koga of a large company. However, he also aimed at rival companies, part-time job recruiters at Daito Insurance, and Fumiko, a female college student. If Keiko cannot get a contract, Fuyumi approaches Hiraishi, the store manager. However, Hiraishi, who is lovable, is weak to the words of "active female college student", and Fuyumi and others struggle. At that time, it was discovered that the villainous devil of chloroform that appeared every night in Fuyumi was Takanori, the son of the female president, and he caught him. He asks Keiko not to inform the police of Takanori's assault in exchange for an insurance contract. Keiko and Hiraishi rush to the apartment in Fuyumi and try to make a deal, but Fumiko also comes there and it becomes a mess. My work has lost my desire and I'm no longer on contract. A year later, the female presidents Keiko and Hiraishi, Fuyumi and Takanori were married, the Morita couple was at home, and Fumiko was a saleswoman for cosmetics.

## Staff

* directed by Nobuaki Shirai

* Screenplay Kazuhiko Ban
* Planning Naoya Narita
* producer Yoshio Murai
* Production assistant Junichi Sakurai
* Photograph Kazumi Sugimoto
* Art Kawafune Natsuo
* musics Kaihachiro
* Recording Fujio Sato
* illumination Takeshi Tajima
* Edit Yoshiyuki Okuhara
* assistant director Takashi Kodama
* steel Toshiyasu Imoto
Rhys Darby: Big in Japan

Rhys Darby: Big in Japan is a New Zealand mini show available on TVNZ it was filmed in japan in 2016 and aired in NZ in 2020 featuring the comedian Rhys Darby.

## Plot

Rhys Darby travels to japan on a hot air balloon.

### Episode one

Rhys learns the tricks of the trade from Japan's #1 mascot, battles a roboticist, tries forest bathing and trains with a samurai master.

### Episode two

Rhys doubles his efforts to break into the Japanese entertainment industry by getting a brand designed and enrolling in mascot school. But he misses his family, so he spends time with a typical Japanese family, who are a little bit like the Osbournes!

### Episode Three

Rhys learns what makes Japanese audiences tick from two comedy masters and puts on a comedy show of his own. Then, New Zealand's mascot Pabu-chan is finally revealed to the world.

### Episode Four

Series Finale: The popularity of New Zealand's mascot, Pabu-chan, grows at the Sapporo Snow Festival until she gets a chance to hit the big time. Then, Rhys travels to the Okinawa Islands in search of the beautiful and fleeting cherry blossom.
Naoyuki Tomomatsu

Naoyuki Tomomatsu is a Japanese horror and fantasy filmmaker (Born in japan in 1967).

## Films

* Rape Zombie: Lust of the Dead
* Rape Zombie: Lust of the Dead 2
* Rape Zombie: Lust of the Dead 3
* Rape Zombie: Lust of the Dead 4
* Rape Zombie: Lust of the Dead 5

## Awards

### Pink Grand Prix

* 2005 3rd place: ***Chikan Densha: Suggestive Indecent Hips*** (痴漢電車　挑発する淫ら尻, *Chikan densha: chōhatsusuru midara shiri*)
* 2008: Honorable mention: ***Female Prisoner Ayaka: Tormenting and Breaking in a Bitch*** (女囚アヤカ　いたぶり牝調教, *Joshū Ayaka: itaburi mesu chōkyō*)
* 2009: 2nd place ***Maid-Droid*** as *Rōjin to Rabudōru: Watashi ga Shochō ni Natta Toki* (老人とラブドール　私が初潮になった時, lit. *The Old Man and the Love Doll: The Time of My First Period*) (Tomomatsu was named Best Director for this film)
* 2009: 3rd place: ***Waisetsu Seirakuen: Ojisama to Watashi*** (わいせつ性楽園　おじさまと私)
Rape Zombie: Lust of the Dead

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Rape Zombie: Lust of the Dead (also know as Lust of the Dead) is a 2012 film, directed by Naoyuki Tomomatsu.

## Plot

After a nuclear attack in Tokyo, the female population is attacked by infected males who have become sex-crazed zombies, After intercourse, they kill them, transmitting them a deadly virus. Gathered as a group, some girls barricade themselves in a temple, but it is only a matter of time before the zombies arrive there as well.

## Cast

* Yui Aikawa
* Hiroshi Fujita
* Asami

## Staff

* Director: Naoyuki Tomomatsu
* Screenplay: Jiro Ishikawa
* Producer: Takashi Shiotsuki

## Titles

* Rape Zombie: Lust of the Dead (Original Japanese and Worldwide title)
Kaidan Breast Enoki (1958)

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Kaidan Breast Enoki (also known as The Ghost of Chibusa Enoki) is a 1958 New Toho horror film,Directed by Goro Katano.

## Plot

A Painter dominating they were Shigenobu Hishikawa that Namie Isogai you've fell in love with his wife, Okise as a ronin is, close to the dress you become a disciple of Shigenobu, threatened to kill the children and do not have a relationship, and Okise Have a relationship. Namie, who is not satisfied with that alone, slaughtered his teacher because he monopolized the sham. She was told that there was a mysterious Enoki in Matsugetsu-in , where the ghost of Shigenobu who had died appeared under the shock of her husband's death and she lost her milk. Yotaro kills Namie who killed his father and takes control.

## Cast

* Asao Matsumoto
* Katsuko Wakasugi
* Keiko Hasegawa
* Akira Nakamura
* Kyoji Kokonoe
* Yataro Kitagami
* Mayumi Sugata
* Sozaburo Kikuchi

## Staff

* Screenplay: Torao Tanabe
* Director: Goro Katano
* Assistant Director: Hiromichi Takebe
* Novel: Encho San-yuutei
* Cinematography by: Hiroshi Suzuki
* Editor: Hidetoshi Kasama

## Titles

* The Mother Tree (Worldwide title)
* Kaidan Breast Enoki (Original Japanese title)
* Curse of Chibusa Enoki (Original Worldwide release title)
Koka's Messenger

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Koka's messenger (Original title: A Gambler As I Am) (also known as Koka's Secret Envoy) is a 1960 film,Directed by Master Nishizawa.

## Plot

The lord of Hikone Omi was old and sick, and Masayasu the eldest son was wise. The head of the family, Mizumasa Ii, tried to succeed Masayasu to the second child of the concubine belly and announced that Masayasu was mad and tried to imprison him at Mt. Nokogiri on the border. Along the way, Masayasu's married woman, Marihime, tried to recapture Masayasu with Masayasu's aides, Kanuma University and others. However, Kanuma was a traitor and the party was in crisis. At that time, a helping hand appeared. Marihime is a nanny ninjutsu, Ryunosuke Nabari. It turns out that a prisoner believed to be Masayasu was imprisoned in a waterboard. Ryunosuke rescued the prisoner with the snow of a female ninja. However, when I took the hood, it was Ryunosuke's uncle Yumaru Saburoharu. Marihime was captured. Ryunosuke rescued him, but Oyuki was caught and executed. With a close call, Ryunosuke and his party, Koka hood, rescued her. A small island in Lake Biwa. Ryunosuke appeared in an old temple called Hosei-ji there. He rescued a man with a hood that was trapped, but the man was unexpectedly Kanuma University. He was blamed for being robbed of the snow. Kanuma died after confessing that there was another prisoner called a heron. Ryunosuke and his colleagues finally rescued the heron, Masayasu Suwachi. However, the snow that longed for Ryunosuke died when hit by a bullet. Ryunosuke was thinking of Marihime, but he returned to Koka-no-sho with a snow-bone box, as Masayasu recommended him as a clerk.

## Cast

* Matasaburo Niwa
* Ryuzo Shimada
* Joji Tsurumi
* Yoko Uraji
* Michiko Ai
* Toshio Chiba
* Yoichi Funaki
* Koichi Mizuhara
* Shosaku Sugiyama
* Akio Kobori (Akio Kobori)

## Staff

* directed by Master Nishizawa
* Screenplay Masanori Matsumura
* Planning Hisaichi Tsuji
* Production Nobuo Miura
* Photograph Jisaburo Ohkita
* Art Shigeru Kato
* Music: Takeo Watanabe
* Recording Sakae Nagaoka
* illumination Yoshiaki Saito

## Titles

* Koka's messenger (Japanese: 甲賀の密使 Original Japanese release title)
* Koka's Secret Envoy (Japanese title)
* A Gambler As I Am (Original title)

## Overview

An entertainment historical drama directed by Nobuyoshi Nishizawa of "Karakuri Hina Dolls" based on the original scenario of Masanori Matsumura of "Ghost Koban". Jisaburo Ohkita was in charge of the shooting.
Genocide

***Genocide***  (昆虫大戦争,   *Konchū Daisensō*?, lit. *Great Insect War*) is a 1968 tokusatsu kaiju/horror film produced by Shochiku. It was released to Japanese theaters on November 9, 1968.

## Plot

The film begins with a mushroom cloud and the subtitle "Humanity has acquired nuclear energy at this moment. From that point on, nuclear horror began." One day, a US military hydrogen bomb on the way to Vietnam was attacked by a horde of poisonous insects and crashed into the waters near the South Asian archipelago. The Anan archipelago was occupied by the US military after the defeat of Japan, and had just returned to the mainland for the first time in more than 20 years.

Under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Gordon, the U.S. military began an investigation into the missing hydrogen bomb on a nearby islet, "Operation Broken Arrow," but something went wrong on this island. As a biological weapon, a group of highly poisonous and intelligent insects that derail humans by Annabel, a Jewish female biologist who was once misanthropic by the Nazis, said, " Humanity playing with nuclear weapons will be ruined. However, I don't want to be ruined by the entanglement! ”He began to attack humans.

## Cast

* Keisuke Sonoi   as   Yoshito Nagumo
* Yusuke Kawazu   as   Joji Akiyama
* Emi Shindo   as   Yukari Akiyama
* Kathy Horan   as   Annabelle (Japanese voice actor: Haruko Kitahama)
* Chico Lourant   as   Charlie (Japanese voice actor: Kazuya Tatekabe)
* Reiko Hitomi   as   Junko Komura
* Ralph Jesser   as   Lieutenant Colonel Gordon (Japanese voice actor: Goro Naya)
* Franz Gruber   as   Military physician
* Mike Daneen   as   Bomber pilot
* Harold Conway   as   American military commander
* Chuko Ueda   as   Matsunaga
* Saburo Aonuma   as   Detective
* Hiroshi Aoyama   as   Fuji
* Toshiyuki Ichimura   as   Kudo
* Eriko Sono   as   Nagumo's assistant
* German Reiner   as   Copilot
* William Douque   as   Military signaller
* Happy Berman   as   Sailor

## Staff

* Directed by   Kazui Nihonmatsu
* Written by   Susumu Takaku
* Story by   Kingen Amada
* Produced by   Tsuneo Ozuno
* Music by   Shunsuke Kikuchi
* Cinematography by   Shizuo Hirase, Sosaburo Shinomura
* Edited by   Akimitsu Terada
* Production Design by   Koretaka Yoshino
* Assistant Directing by   Keiji Shiraki
* Special Effects by   Keiji Kawakami, Shun Suganuma

## Titles

* Great Insect War (Japan; literal title)
* War of the Insects (United States)
* Death Opens Its Wings (Ο θάνατος Ανοίγει τα Φτερά Του; Greece)
* The Incredible End of Humanity (L'allucinante Fine Dell'umanità; Italy)
* The Destructive Invasion (La Invasión Destructora; Mexico)
* Genocide - The Killer Bees Attack (Genocide - Die Killerbienen Greifen An; West Germany)

## External links

* Genocide on Wikizilla
* Genocide on Wikipedia
* Genocide on IMDb
* Genocide on Eiga.com
* Genocide on JMDB

## References

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Main Page/FA

Seven Samurai (also known as Shichinin no Samurai) is a 1954 toho action film, Directed by Akira Kurosawa nd starring Toshiro Mifune and Takashi Shimura . Monochrome , standard size , 207 minutes. Of Japan Warring States era of Tensho year (according to the words in the play 1586  ) was used as a stage, of Nobushi looting suffering peasant seven of which were hired in samurai is, Identification and cooperation while overcoming the friction caused by difference It is a story of protecting the village from the attacks of the field samurai.

It was made over a shooting period of nearly a year, with a production cost equivalent to seven times that of regular works at the time, but it was a highly successful box office . By making full use of multiple cameras, effective use of telephoto lenses , and close editing techniques, we created dynamic action scenes such as the climax heavy rain decisive battle scene. In addition, the United States of western incorporating the technique of, by fine screenplay and the era historical research, traditional action movie is not in the historical drama realism was established.

This work is one of the most famous Japanese movies in the world. He won the Silver Lion Award at the 15th Venice International Film Festival in 1954 . It has a significant impact on many film directors and works at home and abroad, 1960 in the United States in the western " The Magnificent Seven as" remake has been. List of the best movie ( English version ) many times to have been elected, 2018 the BBC was chosen as the first place in the announced "the best ever Foreign Language Film Best 100"  .
Fan film

A fan film is a film or video inspired by a film, television program, comic book, book, or video game created by fans rather than by the source's copyright holders or creators. Fan filmmakers have traditionally been amateurs, but some of the more notable films have actually been produced by professional filmmakers as film school class projects or as demonstration reels. Fan films vary tremendously in quality, as well as in length, from short faux-teaser trailers for non-existent motion pictures to full-length motion pictures. Fan films are also examples of fan labor and the remix culture. Closely related concepts are Fandubs, Fansubs and Vidding which are reworks of fans on already released film material.
most fan films are unreleased because of the movie that they are based on.

## Kaiju **Fan Film**'s list

* Atragon 2
* Wolfman vs. Baragon
* The Wolfman vs. Godzilla
* Resurrection of Daimajin
* Matango 2
* Raiga: The Deep Sea Monster
* Reigo, the Deep-Sea Monster vs. the Battleship Yamato
* Yamata no Orochi's Counterattack
* Fight! Solar Knight Apollo Knight (2013)
* Armored Giant Gunbot (2014)
* Zella: Monster Martial Law (2014)
* Gemu (2015)
* Jet Jaguar: Project M-11 (2015)
* Notzilla (2013)
Reijiro Koroku

**Reijiro Koroku**  (小六 禮次郎,   *Koroku Reijirō*?, Born: December 13, 1949) is a Japanese arranger and composer. He composed the soundtrack for the 1984 Godzilla film, *The Return of Godzilla.* he somtimes Visits professor at Tokyo College of Music. A person who is a disciple of Koichi Sugiyama . Wife is singer - actress of Baisho Chieko.

## Films

* The Enchanted Journey ( 1981 , joint film )
* Godzilla (1984, Toho )
* Under the cherry tree ( 1989 , Toei)
* Flower Story ( 1989 , Daiei )
* Mangetsu no Kuchikushi (1989, Toho)
* Under the aurora ( 1990 , Toei)
* Turbulent 1750 days ( 1990 , Toei)
* No Worries on the Employment Front ( 1991 , Toho)
* Video Girl Ai ( 1991 , Toho)
* Kitaro's Fifteen Girls Drifting Record ( 1992 , Shochiku , Music General Supervision)
* Kantsubaki ( 1992 , Toei)
* Noboru ( 1993 , Shochiku)
* Gokudo no Wives ( Toei, 1995 )
* Rennyo Monogatari Rennyo ( 1998 , Toei)
* Beauty Beautiful ( 2007 local movie, Jolly Roger )
* Lawyer Tatsuji Fuse ( 2010 , Office Ikeda)
* Baseball team members stand on the stage of the play! ( Pandora, 2018 )
* First love - father, no longer have the Chibi ( 2019 , clock Works )
Hell (1979)

*Not to be confused with Hell (1960) or Hell (1999).*

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Hell (also known as Jigoku) is a 1979 toei horror film,Directed by Tatsumi Kamishiro.

## Plot

Hell manifests itself through the sins, shame and desires of an upper class rural family and a mother's grief from beyond the grave.

## Cast

* Aki Mizunuma: Mieko Harada
* Raw Miho: Mieko Harada
* Life Form: Kyoko Kishida
* Raw form Matsuo: Renji Ishibashi
* Yukio Seigata: Ryuzo Hayashi
* Kumi Raw Form: Hiromi Kurita
* Ryuzo Seizo: Ken Nishida
* Kumagei, Life Form: Kunie Tanaka
* Osamu Yamao: Yoshi Kato
* Yoshi: Tsukako Okajima
* Nun: Tomomi Sato
* Mechanic: Seizo Fukumoto
* Sudoku: Jun Hamamura
* Enma Daio: Nobuo Kaneko
* Chakichi Nyoten: Hideyo Tenmoto
* Demon: Hitoshi Ohmae
* Demon: Mammoth Suzuki
* Oni: Katsuzo Ohyama

## Staff

* Director : Tatsumi Kamidai
* Planning : Takao Onaga, Goro Kusakabe, Ride Matsudaira, Namurakyo
* Script : Yozo Tanaka
* Photo : Shigeru Akatsuka
* Special effects director : Nobuo Yajima
* Art: Takatoshi Suzuki
* Music: Riichiro Manabe
* Theme song : Hako Yamazaki "I love only "hell" heart"
* Insert Song : Hako Yamazaki "Sibling Heart"
* Recording: Masayoshi Mizoguchi
* Lighting: Kaemi Kaneko
* Editing: Tamao Tamao
* Production: Toei Kyoto Studio
Mother (1948)

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Mother (also known as Haha) is a 1948 daiei drama film,Directed by Eiichi Koishi.

## Plot

Keiko, a female student who has been slaughtered for her youth, has fallen into the city at night. There was a woman who gave a gentle word to her, who was hurt both physically and mentally by her painful fellow Gengi. It was Madame Maki of the stand called Oasis as a face. She had as much niece as Keiko. Akie was a fourth year student at a women's English school. Maki's only pleasure was to visit her unaffiliated niece once a month and comfort her. But these days didn't last long. It appeared from the rim of the lover Kunizo in front of Maki. Kunizo accidentally dropped it into the river while fighting with Kunizo, who was persistent in saying something to Maki, saying, "Get out without a sentence of 30,000 yen." The truth, which pretended to be a housekeeper of the expeditionary force in Yokohama, was exposed in front of Akie in the newspaper the next morning. She cried as if she had been beaten in front of a teacher at an English school called Miyazawa who had vowed her future. However, Keiko saved Maki after hearing a secret meeting between Kunizo and Maki. Keiko and Akie were classmates. After hearing the facts from Keiko, Akie stood on the defense stand for her true mother. Miyazawa asked Maki, who was suspended sentence, to come home as a mother. However, he went back to Raku-cho saying, "To save a lonely woman like me." Keiko also welcomed Ginji and her rehabilitated from Yota.

## Cast

* Aiko Mimasu
* Miki Sanjo
* Masao Wakahara
* Ichiro Izawa
* Tokugawa Musei
* Ureo Ega

## Staff

* directed by Eiichi Koishi
* Screenplay Kennosuke Tateoka
* Planning Middle Fujio
* photograph Yasuichiro Yamazaki Yoshio Mamiya
* art Atsushi Shibata Kumoi
* musics Ichiro Saito
* recording Second son Yonezu Yasushi Saegusa
* illumination Hiroshi Sato Kazuyoshi Okumura
* Edit Masanori Tsujii

## Overview

A project by Fujio Nakadai of "Orion constellation" and "Fear of three-sided mirror". The script is Kennosuke Tateoka, who has been writing for Toho such as "Omokage" and "365 Nights (1948)", and the director is Eiichi Koishi of "Hatsukoi Monogatari (1947)". Starring is Aiko Mimasu and Miki Sanjo, a combination of "Yamaneko Reijo". Rookie Yoshiko Wakahara will appear. Production title "Woman swimming in a muddy stream".
Minoru Jingo

**Minoru Jingo**  (箕浦甚吾,   *Jingo Minoura*?) was a Japanese film producer best known for *Rashomon*.

## Filmography

### Producer

* I Being Targeted! (first work)
* Confession of a Gynecologist
* Rashomon
* Miyagi Square
* Love of the Dutch Slope
* Mugen Ichidai
* Cursed Whistle
* Red Bat
* Ochihana Kenkou Roku Vol. 1
* Takamaru Kikumaru Gale Hen

## References

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1. ↑ https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0423122/
2. ↑ http://www.jmdb.ne.jp/person/p0356200.htm
Noriyoshi Ohrai

**Noriyoshi Ohrai**  (生賴 範義,   *Ōrai Noriyoshi*?, 17 November 1935 - 27 October 2015) was a Japanese illustrator known in japan for his Tokusatsu film posters such as *The Return of Godzilla*, *Godzilla vs. Biollante*, *Godzilla vs. Mothra*, *Godzilla vs. Megaguirus* and *Godzilla: Final Wars*. he was known in the United States for the *The Empire Strikes Back*, *The Goonies* and *The Beastmaster* posters.

## Selected filmography

##### Godzilla

* Godzilla: Final Wars
* Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah
* The Return of Godzilla
* Godzilla vs. Destroyer
* Godzilla vs. Mothra
Nobuo Iida

Nobuo Iida Was a japanese music composer.

## Films

* Shanghai -Chinese incident backward record- (1938, directed by Fumio Kamei )
* Giant Den (1938, directed by Mansaku Itami )
* Awa no Odoriko (1941, directed by Masahiro Makino )
* Hideko the Bus-Container (1941, directed by Mikio Naruse )
* War and Peace (1947, directed by Satsuo Yamamoto and Fumio Kamei)
* Spring Awakens (1947, directed by Mikio Naruse)
* Ikoku no Oka (1949 movie, directed by Kunio Watanabe )
* Woman's Life (1949, directed by Fumio Kamei)
* Messenger from the Moon (1949, directed by Tomotaka Tasaka )
* Tonosama Hotel (1949, directed by Fumindo Kurata )
* Who did this woman (1949, directed by Satsuo Yamamoto )
* Ginza Sanshiro (1950, directed by Kon Ichikawa )
* Bungawan Solo (1951, directed by Kon Ichikawa)
* If you become a mother, if you become a woman (1952, directed by Fumio Kamei)
* Onna hitori daichi (1953, directed by Fumio Kamei)
* Geisha Konatsu (1954, directed by Toshio Sugie )
* Ningen Gyorai Kaiten (1955, directed by Shue Matsubayashi )
* Riding Non-chan Kumo ni ( Director Fumindo Kurata , 1955 )
* Geisha Konatsu Konatsu at night sleeping alone (1955, directed by Nobuo Aoyagi )
* Young tree (1956, directed by Inoshiro Honda )
Lost film

a Lost film is a film witch no longer known to exist in any studio archives, private collections, or public archives, such as the U.S. Library of Congress, it is also a film Genre.

## Lost film

some Lost footage from Wolfman vs. Baragon

I Graduated, But... Lost film Footage

### Films (List)

Wasei Kingu KonguKing Kong Appears in EdoWolfman vs. Baragon (1 min long lost Ending)The Wolfman vs. Godzilla 1mm (or 10 mins) LostKing Kong vs. Godzilla (cut scenes)Frankenstein Meets the underground Baragon (Lost Alternate Ending)Ultraman, Ultraseven: Great Violent Monster FightUntil the Day We Meet AgainLove Is StrengthAizō TōgeI Graduated, But...Imokawa Mukuzo Genkanban no MakiSword of PenitenceThe Battle of Hong Kong (1942)Chikara to Onna no Yo no NakaTojin Okichi

## Conditions (US)

During most of the 20th century, U.S. copyright law required at least one copy of every American film to be deposited at the Library of Congress at the time of copyright registration, but the Librarian of Congress was not required to retain those copies: "Under the provisions of the act of March 4, 1909, authority is granted for the return to the claimant of copyright of such copyright deposits as are not required by the Library." Of American silent films, far more have been lost than have survived, and of American sound films made from 1927 to 1950, perhaps half have been lost.

The phrase "lost film" can also be used in a literal sense for instances where footage of deleted scenes, unedited, and alternative versions of feature films are known to have been created, but can no longer be accounted for. Sometimes, a copy of a lost film is rediscovered. A film that has not been recovered in its entirety is called a partially lost film. For example, the 1922 film *Sherlock Holmes* was eventually discovered, but some of the footage is still missing.

## Found films

* wolfman vs. Baragon (3 out of 4 mins)
* The wolfman vs. Godzilla (10 mins still missing)
* Wasei Kingu Kongu
* Atragon 2?
Atragon 2

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Atragon 2 is a 1983 Japanese Short Unreleased Directed by Masahiko Katto, the film is a fan-made sequel to the 1963 film Atragon: The Undersea Warship the film is rarely seen and herd of by even fans, it is said to be mentioned in the upcoming kaiju fan film documentary: Kaiju Gaiden

## Plot

Atragon is seen flying in mid-air meanwhile the monster Manda is destroying rail ways and a train running on it.

## History

Masahiko Katto Made the film in an unrealesed film made in 1983.

## Production

Masahiko katto was wanting to make a short fan made sequel to the Atragon film.

## Genre

From all we know the film is a Sci-fi/Action

## Titles

* Atragon 2 (Best known as Title)

* The Undersea Warship 2 (the Original Japanese Title)

* The Return of Manda (Fan made Title)
Legendary Giant Beast Wolfman vs. Godzilla

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 ***Legendary Giant Beast Wolfman vs. Godzilla***  (*伝説の巨獣狼男対ゴジラ*Densetsu no Kyojū Ōkami Otoko tai Gojira) (also known as Wolfman vs. Godzilla) is a 1983 tokusatsu kaiju  fan film,Directed and Produced by Shizuo Nakajima, along with several former Toho filmmakers following Nakajima's previous project, *Wolfman vs. Baragon*. Though shot in 1983, the film has yet to be completed or released officially.

## Plot

The moon rises a man transforms into the wolfman with an unnamed lady (played by Ema Ishihara) watching the event, she faints 4 men come rushing into the building they see wolfman and shot him with a gun wolfman runs outside carrying the lady to be sorrowed by the Japanese police they have cars and guns wolfman roars then later transforms into a giant wolfman. Godzilla appears at a power station. The giant wolfman battles Godzilla the lady is later sine on a train leaving japan for good when Godzilla attacks the train but wolfman saves her and then battles  Godzilla at a building, after the military user's maser cannons at wolfman he runs away and chases a helicopter the military moves out.

## Production

Director Shizuo Nakajima conceived the idea for the film during his employment with Toho as a production assistant. He envisioned it as a feature-length film with human drama and location shots and as a love-letter to Eiji Tsuburaya's works, however, Nakajima also drew inspiration from *The Curse of the Werewolf*. The team purchased materials directly from Toho and built miniature industrial factories, buildings, and a replica of the 1964 Godzilla suit. Using former Toho employees, principal photography began in 1983 and wrapped in the mid-80s, with 10 hours of raw footage completed. The film was shot on 8 mm film. Post-production has been active since the mid-80s and is currently continuing on the film.

## Release

The film has remained unreleased due to litigation from Toho (owners of Godzilla) for the unauthorized use of Godzilla.

## References

This is a list of references for **Legendary Giant Beast Wolfman vs. Godzilla**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

1. ↑ Mark Jaramillo (June 2, 2013). In Search of Monsters: Wolfman vs. Godzilla. *SciFi Japan*. Archived from the original on April 12, 2020. Retrieved on April 11, 2020.
2. ↑ Foywonder (May 22, 2016). Lost Fan Film Godzilla vs. Legendary Wolfman Might Not Be Lost Much Longer. *Dread Central*. Archived from the original on April 12, 2020. Retrieved on April 11, 2020.
Howl from Beyond the Fog (2019)

***Howl from Beyond the Fog***  (狭霧の国,   *Sagiri no Kuni*?, Lit. *Howl from Beyond*) *also known as **Country of Narrow Fog*** is an independent tokusatsu kaiju short film produced by LosGatos Works.

## Plot

In 1909, Meiji 42. Eiji returns to a town surrounded by mountains in Kyushu and meets Takiribime, a blind girl who lives in the warehouse. One night, Eiji chases Takiribime, who goes out alone, and witnesses the giant monster Nebra who lives in a mountain lake.

## Videos

【4K】『狭霧の國』新パイロット版 "Howl from beyond the Fog" New pilot reelJapanese Teaser TrailerHowl from beyond the Fog - Official Trailer 1- 『狭霧の國』予告編 第一弾Official Trailer 1Howl from beyond the Fog - Official Trailer 2 -4K- - 人形時代劇怪獣映画『狭霧の國』予告編 第2弾（4K）Official Trailer 2

## External links

* Official website
* Official Twitter account
* Kickstarter campaign
* Eiga.com
* Wikipidea
* Wikizilla

## References

This is a list of references for **Howl from Beyond the Fog (2019)**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]
Kojiro Hongo

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**Kojiro Hongo**  (本郷功次郎,   *Hongō Kōjirō*?) was a Japanese film and television actor. He was perhaps most well-known for his roles in Daiei's tokusatsu and kaiju films in the 1960's, particularly the Gamera films. His acting career lasted from 1959 to 2004, at which point he suffered a stroke and was forced to retire. Despite this, he recovered from the stroke and continued to live a healthy life until he passed away of heart failure on February 14, 2013, at the age of 74.
International secret police barrel of gunpowder

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International secret police barrel of gunpowder is a 1964 toho action film,Directed by Takashi Tsuboshima.

## Plot

Dr. Tatsuno, who studies remote control of nuclear bombs, was kidnapped by someone. Kitami and Inspector Yagyu of the Metropolitan Police Department who immediately embarked on an investigation grasp that it is the crime of the World Unity Alliance led by the far-right black curtain Kuroki who absolutely views Nazi thought. Kitami finds a secret base of the United Nations Alliance and infiltrates, but is caught. Then, the World Union Alliance will get the blueprint of the Zeta line remote control device that can explode all the nuclei on the earth, complete the device, and plan the remote explosion of the dream super express as the first experiment .

## Cast

* Jiro Kitami: Tatsuya Mihashi
* Inspector Yagyu: Yoshi Sato
* Kayo Tatsuno: Yuriko Hoshi
* Dr. Tatsuno (father of Kayo): Jun Tasaki
* Miyaji (Tatsuno's secretary): Masaya Nihei
* Daughter in Haneda: Eiko Wakabayashi
* Hayato Kuroki: Some Matsumoto
* Sakurao Gouda: Tadao Nakamaru
* No. 6: Kumi Mizuno
* No. 8: Hiroo Kirino
* No.14: Naoya Kusagawa
* No. 11: Masashi Oki
* No. 5: Tohru Ibuki
* Dr. Wagen: Harold Conway

## Staff

* Production: Tomoyuki Tanaka, Koichi Takenaka[1]
* Director: Takashi Tsuboshima
* Script: Shinichi Sekizawa
* Music: Kenjiro Hirose
Sanezumi Fujimoto

**Masumi Fujimoto** (Born: 1910 July 15 Died: 1979 May 2) was a Japanese film Producer.

## Films

* Hideko the Bus-Container ( Director Mikio Naruse , 1941 )
* Aoi Sanmyaku ( Director Tadashi Imai , 1949 )
* Meshi (Director Mikio Naruse, 1951 )
* Young people's song ( Director Yasuki Chiba , 1951 )
* Hope's Salaryman Tora no Maki ( Director Kajiro Yamamoto , 1951 )
* Third Class Executive ( Director Masahisa Sunohara , 1952 )
* Pu-san ( Director Kon Ichikawa , 1953 )
* Sound of the Mountain (Director Mikio Naruse, 1954 )
* Late Chrysanthemum (Director Mikio Naruse, 1954 )
* Floating Clouds (Director Mikio Naruse, 1955 )
* President Series ( 1956 - 1970 )
* Sudden Rain (Director Mikio Naruse, 1956)
* Flowing (Director Mikio Naruse, 1956)
* Coot series (Yasuki Chiba Director, 1957 - 1958 )
* The Hidden Fortress ( Director Akira Kurosawa , 1958)
* Young Beast ( Director Shintaro Ishihara , 1958)
* Naked General ( Director Hiromichi Horikawa , 1958)
* Oane-chan series ( 1959 - 1963 )
* Son Goku ( Director Kajiro Yamamoto , 1959 )
* Beasts should die ( Director Eizo Sugawa , 1959)
* I want to be a shellfish ( Director Shinobu Hashimoto , 1959)
* The Masumi FujimotoThree Treasures ( Director Hiroshi Inagaki , 1959)
* Happiness of Us Alone ( Director Zenzo Matsuyama , 1961 )
* Limited Express Nippon ( Director Yuzo Kawashima , 1961)
* [1]Masumi FujimotoSir Galahad in University ( Director Toshio Sugie , 1961)
* The Masumi FujimotoLast War ( Director Shue Matsubayashi , 1961)
* The End of Summer of the Kobayakawa Family ( Director Yasujiro Ozu , 1961)
* Wanderer's Record (Director Mikio Naruse, 1962 )
* Young general of Ginza

* Heritage of 500,000 people ( Director Toshiro Mifune , 1963 )
* Atragon ( Director Inoshiro Honda , 1963 [Planning only])
* The Elegant Life of Mr. Ebun ( Director Kihachi Okamoto , 1963)
* Disturbed (Director Mikio Naruse, 1964 )
* You Can Succeed (Director Eizo Sugawa, 1964)
* Young Guy at Sea ( Director Kengo Furusawa , 1965 )
* Great Adventure ( 10th Anniversary of Crazy Cats , Director Kengo Furusawa, 1965)
* Kemo no Michi (Director Eizo Sugawa, 1965)
* Young Electric General ( Director Katsuki Iwauchi , 1965)
* Crazy Irresponsible Shimizu Port ( Director Takashi Tsuboshima , 1966 )
* Others in the Woman (Director Mikio Naruse, 1966 )
* It Started in the Alps (Director Kengo Furusawa, 1966)
* Japan's Longest Day (Director Kihachi Okamoto, 1967 )
* Two in the Shadow (Director Mikio Naruse, 1967)
* Destroy All Monsters (Director Inoshiro Honda, 1968 [Planning only])
* Goyokin ( Director Hideo Gosha , 1969 )
* Latitude Zero Operation (Director Inoshiro Honda, 1969 [Planning only])
* Turbulent Showa History Warlord ( Director Hiromichi Horikawa , 1970 )
* Battle of Okinawa in the turbulent Showa (Director Kihachi Okamoto, 1971 )
* Beast hunting (Director Eizo Sugawa, 1973 )
* [2]Masumi FujimotoTidal Wave in Japan ( Director Shiro Moritani , 1973 )
* King (1973)
* The Gate of Youth ( Director Kirio Urayama , 1975 )
Hibari / Chiemi's Yaji Kita Dochu

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Hibari / Chiemi's Yaji Kita Dochu (also known as Hibari Chiemi's Yaji Kita Dochu) is a 1962 toei comedy film,Directed by Tadashi Sawashima.

## Plot

Yu and Otoshi, the downtown girls of Chakichaki, are the footsteps of the playhouse, but by chance, I learned that drug traffickers such as Kumayoshi, Santa, and Hokaibo from hell are nesting in the abyss. Occasionally, there was a maintenance under the control of Katayama Army Jibei, who was given the power of Minamimachi-bugyō. Hokaibo is the Otori released by Minamimachi-bugyō, who aims to eradicate the trafficking group, and is actually the leading Yoriki Akizuki Nannosuke. Hokaibo deceived Kumayoshi and attempted to imprison him in order to continue the investigation. You and Otoshi received a certificate of commendation for private cooperation, but they were dismissed from the hut if they couldn't hire someone related to the smugglers. The two who were fond of the contradictions in the world were the first to inspire, changing their names to Yajirobei and Kitahachi, and heading west on the Tokaido. At a certain teahouse, I got drunk with water and became a big tiger, and I became an O'Cenchi in the bride procession. Around these two people, Kumayoshi, Sanda, Hokaibo, who are trying to expand the market, and Gunjibei who follow it go. You and Otoshi reunited with the smugglers at an old temple on the outskirts of the highway. That night, on a trip to Mishima, the sleepless you and Otoshi were instructed by Hokaibo to "return to your daughter and return to Edo," and I felt a crush in my heart. Izumiya Tazaemon and Seijuro Banto, who are well-known in the Tokaido, gave them sedatives. You and Otoshi kept sleeping for three days and three nights because Izumiya was filled with sleeping pills. Apparently Izumiya is also related to the drug troupe. However, you and Otoshi are indifferent to such a thing, and they follow the appearance of Hokaibo while being enthusiastic about their feelings for their first love. And it goes without saying that the military drug traffickers were captured by Gunjibei and Hokaibo.

## Staff

* directed by Tadashi Sawashima
* Screenplay Kazuyoshi Takazawa Sadaharu Takashima
* Planning Ken Sakae Kobe Yumi
* photograph Nagaki Yamagishi
* art Takatoshi Suzuki
* musics Masao Yoneyama
* recording Heitaro
* illumination Yoichi Yasuda
* Edit Shintaro Miyamoto
* steel Shozo Sugimoto

## Titles

* Hibari / Chiemi's Yaji Kita Dochu (Original Japanese release title)

* Travels of Hibari and Chiemi: The Tumultuous Journey (Worldwide release title)

## Overview

A musical written by Tadashi Sawashima, who co-wrote the script by Kazuyoshi Takazawa and Sadaharu Takashima of "Wakasama Samurai Catchbook Black Camellia" and directed by Tadashi Sawashima of "Beautiful Man's Face". The photo was taken by Nagaki Yamagishi.
Human revolution

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Human revolution is a 1973 toho history film.

## Plot

A twenty-year-old man meets another who is a headmaster of an elementary school in 1920. They form a teacher and pupil relationship. The headmaster has his own methods and is unorthodox leading to his dismissal by the education authorities. The two men, as such, form an education-related business. The former headmaster converts to a sect of Buddhism five years later. In 1930 the two found a new religion. The government is unhappy with the upstarts and their superstitions. They are assigned jail cells at appropriate facilities. The older man dies there. The younger man becomes the lead of the new belief system. His release in 1945 is followed by Japan losing the war. He begins conducting business again.

## Cast

Tetsurô Tanba

Shinsuke Ashida

Michiyo Aratama

Tatsuya Nakadai

Tetsuya Watari

Toshio Kurosawa

Makoto Satô

Izumi Yukimura

Akihiko Hirata

Kenji Sahara

Akio Hasegawa

Kazuo Katô

Yoshifumi Tajima

Shigeo Takamatsu

Yasushi Suzuki

## Staff

* Shizuo Nakajima production assistant (uncredited)
* Music by Akira Ifukube
* Directed by Toshio Masuda
* written by Shinobu Hashimoto (writer) Daisaku Ikeda (story)
* Cinematography by Rokurô Nishigaki
* Film Editing by Yoshitami Kuroiwa
* Production Design by Yoshirô Muraki
* Sound Department Kanae Masua
* Special Effects by

 Teruyoshi Nakano
 Yoshio Oguchi
 Kazunobu Sanpei
 Sokei Tomioka

## Release

the film was released in japan on 8 September 1973 and in the US January 9, 1974.
Mischievous Kiss THE MOVIE

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Mischievous Kiss The Movie (Part 1 High School Edition) is a 2016 GAGA Pictures drama film,Directed by Mizoguchi Minoru.

## Plot

Two High School students Naoki and Kotoko are in love. Naoki is handsome, good at sports, and stylish. Despite the fact that Kotoko is not very smart, she has a bright personality and enviable willpower.

## Cast

* Naoki Irie-Kanta Sato
* Aihara Kotoko- Misa Rena
* Shigeo Aihara- Takanori Jinnai
* Shigeki Irie- Hidehiko Ishizuka
* Noriko Irie- Hikari Ishida → Anju Suzuki
* Hiroki Irie- Ryo Sato
* Yuko Matsumoto- Bunone
* Kinnosuke Ikezawa-Shimon Okura
* Rimi Ishikawa-Nonoka Yamaguchi
* Jinko Komori-Atsuo Akari
* Watanabe- Takuya Ide

## Staff

* Original Work-Kaoru Tada
* Director/Screenplay- Mizoguchi Minoru
* Music- Shigeru Nishikawa
* Shooting- Tetsuyuki Domae
* Lighting- Akio Osaka
* Recording- Yoshiya Ohara
* Director- Masayuki Taniguchi
* Acting affairs- exit ratio
* Art- Teru Yamazaki
* Decoration- Kazuyuki Nishizawa
* Owning tools- Haruka Okajima
* Props- Taiki Mikami
* Costume- San Egashira
* Hair and Makeup- Miho Shimizu
* Production- Tomohisa Sakaguchi
* Line Producer- Taiyo Morisaki
* Producer- Tatsuya Oura , Kiyomi Funabashi
* General Producer- Yuri Takemura
* Theme Song- Happiness " Always " (Part1)