Nakagawa Nobuo: The Lady Vampire

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***Nakagawa Nobuo: The Lady Vampire***  (女吸血鬼,   *Onna kyūketsuki*?, Lit. The Woman Vampire) is a 1959 Japanese horror film produced and distributed by Shintoho. it was released to Japanese theaters on March 7, 1959.

## Plot

Tamio Oki is a reporter for the Toyo Times. I went to celebrate the birthday of the fiancee Itsuko Matsumura. Her mother, Miwako, had disappeared twenty years ago. But that night, Miwako fluttered out of her disappearing room, still as young as she used to be. There is nothing but a strange kiteretsu. --The painting modeled on Miwako has been selected as a candidate for art exhibition, and the author is unknown. --A mysterious incident occurred in the Far East of the hotel. When Takenaka, a man with black glasses, hits the moonlight leaking from the curtain, his appearance changed and he grabbed the waitress and killed him. However, he was calm when the seizure subsided and was unknown to anyone. Following this murder, an example painting from an art exhibition was stolen. It arrived at the Matsumura family by somebody's hand. --Miwako woke up from a deep sleep and talked about everything. She was kidnapped by the painter Takenaka while exploring the radioactive ore with her husband, Shigekatsu, and was trapped in his reigning underground castle. Takenaka longed for Katsuhime, the bereaved child of Shiro Amakusa, and then hung Miwako, a descendant, on his fangs. There were dwarfs and Umibozu in the castle. It is said that she finally escaped on Takenaka's scary moonlit night. --- Takenaka, who had been blinded, sneaked into the Matsumura family and took Miwako away. Tamio follows Takenaka to Kyushu. I heard that a three million yen robber met a monster in the mountains, picked up money and ran away. He also saw dwarfs and Umibozu. The party heads deep into the mountains. Itoko went missing. There was a cave entrance at the scene. Inside was a crystal castle. Itoko was fainting on the arm of the castle owner. Brawl. The castle owner, Takenaka, escaped to the wax doll room. As the moonlight struck, he began to suffer and died of Miwako's wax doll. The underground castle was blown up, and Tamio and Itoko escaped.

## Cast

* Yōko Mihara
* Shigeru Amachi
* Junko Ikeuchi
* Kan Sugi Musician
* Torahiko Nakamura

## Staff

* directed by Nobuo Nakagawa
* Screenplay Shin Nakazawa Katsuyoshi Nakatsu
* Original Sotoo Tachibana
* Planning Katsuji Tsuda
* Production Mitsugi Okura
* Cinematography by Yoshimi Hirano
* Art: Kurosawa Security
* Music: Hisashi Inuchi
* recording Masao Izumida
* illumination Jiro Sekikawa

## Titles

* The Vampire Woman (Worldwide and Japanese release title)
* Nakagawa Nobuo: The Lady Vampire (Original Japanese release title)

## Overview

### Commentary

A mysterious movie written by Nobu Nakazawa and Katsuyoshi Nakatsu from Sotoo Tachibana's "Underground Beauty". Directed by Nobuo Nakagawa in "Tengu Oval Same (Front and Back)" and photographed by Yoshimi Hirano in "Tengu Shitenno's Counterattack".

## Gallery

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## References

This is a list of references for **Nakagawa Nobuo: The Lady Vampire**. 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. ↑ https://eiga.fandom.com/wiki/The\_Woman\_Vampire

## External links

* Nakagawa Nobuo: The Lady Vampire on Eiga.com
* Nakagawa Nobuo: The Lady Vampire on IMDb