Awa Odori Raccoon Dog Battle

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Awa Odori Raccoon Dog Battle (also known as Awa Odori Tanuki Battle) is a 1954 daiei film,Directed by Bin Kato Based on Awa Tanuki Battle.

## Plot

On the night of the Awa Festival, Moetmon Yamatoya of Konya, who was trying to escape due to poor business, helped a raccoon dog by begging for his daughter Hana. The saved raccoon dog, Kincho, moved to the apprentice Kameyoshi and suddenly boosted the economy of Yamatoya. --This is the world of raccoon dogs in Komatsushima across the waves. After reaching the mystery of change, Kincho went out with the hawk of Fujinokidera to get the first rank from Rokuemon of the priest Tsuda. Rokuemon's daughter, Kanokohime, has a crush on Kincho, but Kawashima Sakuemon burns a flame of jealousy and is blocked by a hawk. The hawk opens the letter handed to him by the princess. It was a love letter to the chief boss, so I became a pechanko. Kincho, who went to the place of Kaku Rendezvous, confessed to the princess to wait until he gave back to Yamatoya, the lifesaver. On the other hand, Sakuemon deceived Rokuemon and ignited that Kincho was the songwriter who seduced the princess with the aim of aiming for the first volume of Mouryou that was handed down to the Tsuda family. Kincho turned into a sardine and almost escaped from the beach to the influx of Tsuda's army, but the hawk was killed. Kincho's minions were indignant, and Shinpachi Shimura turned a circular shape around his relatives and began to prepare for beating. Kanoko princess made up for Rokuemon and committed suicide, but for both armies, which are steadily advancing their armaments, it was no more than opening the war. Finally, a strange decisive battle between raccoon dogs is held. However, at that time, Yashima's raccoon dog appeared and arbitrated. Today, on the day of the Awa Festival, where humans are crazy about dancing, the sound of the three tastes that comes to mind when you expand the volume of Mouryou, thinking that you should dance without losing the raccoon dog. Everyone forgot about the fights they had had and started dancing cheerfully.

## Cast

* Yataro Kurokawa ( Kincho Komatsu )
* Shintaro Nanjo (Shinpachi Shimura)
* Michiko Ai (Princess Kanoko)
* Ramon Kozaburo ( Yashima no Hagetan)
* Yokoyama Entatsu (Hawk of Fujinoki Temple)
* Nijiko Kiyokawa (handmaiden)
* Akasaka Koume ( Pine at Rinkoji Temple )
* Tokiko Mita (flower)
* Teruko Omi ( Omi 's Okitsu)
* Reiko Kongo (Omura)
* Shosaku Sugiyama (Kawashima Sakuemon)
* Ryonosuke Higashi (Rokuemon of Tsuda)
* Shinobu Araki (Kuzo Tomita)
* Koichi Katsuragi (Moetmon Yamatoya)
* Ryuzaburo Mitsuoka (Takasu's Ingen)
* Satoshi Mikami (Kamekichi)
* Mitsuhiro Mouri (Kotaka)

## Staff

* Directed by Bin Kato
* Screenplay Fuji Yahiro
* Photograph: Chikichiro Takeda
* Art: Yoshizo Kamisato
* Music: Yoshinobu Shiraki
* Recording: Toshio Nakamura
* Illumination: Ichiji Shimazaki

## Titles

* Awa Odori Raccoon Dog Battle (Japanese: 阿波おどり狸合戦 Original Japanese release title)
* Awa dance Raccoon battle (Japanese title)
* Awaodori raccoon dog wants line (Japanese title)
* Awa Odori Raccoon Battle (Japanese title)

## Overview

### Commentary

In a fox movie that covers the folk tales of Awa no Kuni, the original script of Fuji Yahiro of "Sansho the Bailiff" is directed by Bin Kato of "Black Belt Arashi". Photographed by Chikichiro Takeda of "Kuroobi Arashi", performed by Yataro Kurokawa of "Tsumari Koi Kuroda Bushi", Shintaro Nanjo, Koume Akasaka, Michiko Ai of "Banmachi Sarayashiki Okiku and Harima", Kozaburo Ramon, Such as Tokiko Mita, who made her debut with "Phantom Thief Mottled Spider".