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Bin Kato

### **Notable work**

" Phantom Cat Okazaki Uproar "" Nezumi Kozo Sneak-in Copy "" Heiji Zenigata Prey Death Beauty Bath "

**Bin Kato**  (加戸敏,   *Katō Bin*?, 20 June 1907 - 27 July 1982 ), born **Zentaro Kato**  (加藤 善太郎,   *Katō Zentarō*?) was a Japanese film director, playwrighter and horse racing commentator.

## Films

### Prewar

* " Tadaji for sale ": Director Mansaku Itami , Production Shinko Kinema Kyoto Studio , Distribution Shinko Kinema , 1935-Assistant Director (non-credit)
* " Captain's Daughter ": Director Akira Nobuchi , Shochiku Koyuki Contemporary Theater Club / Geijutsuza / Shinko Kinema Tokyo Studio , 1936-Assistant Director
* "The Boy Protecting the Castle ": Shinko Kinema Kyoto Studio , 1941-Director's debut

### Daiei Kyoto Studio

Except for special mention, produced by Daiei Kyoto Studio and distributed by Daiei

* " City of the pyramid ": documentary film , 1947
* " I love you so much ": 1948
* " Messenger from the Moon ": 1949
* " Gray Hair Demon ": 1949
* " Walking in Ginza ": 1950
* " Falling Poems ": Daiei Tokyo Film Studio , 1950
* " Gorgeous murder ": 1951
* " Angel waving at the end of the green ": 1951
* " On the way to the excitement of Jiro ": 1951
* " Great Abare Son Goku ": 1952
* " President's Secretary ": 1953
* " Uneven Taikoki ": 1953
* " Kisoji's lullaby ": 1953
* " Black belt storm ": 1953
* " Awa Odori Raccoon Battle ": 1954
* " Mysterious cat Okazaki uproar ": 1954
* " Throwing song Samon 3rd pattern Masked Skull Corps ": 1954
* " Mysterious Cat Omagatoki ": 1954
* The Magistrate : 1955
* "The Magical Warrior Samurai ": 1955
* "The Iroha Elegy ": 1955
* " Thief and Thief ": 1955
* " Zenigata Heiji Prey Death Beauty Bath ": 1956
* " Nezumi Kozo Sneak-in Copy ": 1956
* " Mysterious cat Gojusantsugi " *Ghost-Cat Of Gojusan-Tsugi*  : 1956 years
* " Aizome Kasa ": 1956
* " Zenigata Heiji Prey Prey Mottled Snake ": 1957
* " Attempted blade injury ": 1957
* " Akado Suzunosuke ": 1957
* " Akado Suzunosuke Moonlit Night Phantom ": 1957
* " Zenigata Heiji Prey Prey Woman Fox Mansion ": 1957
* " Snow migratory birds ": 1957
* " Five men of Yukyo ": 1958
* "The Man Betting Life ": 1958
* " Zenigata Heiji Prey onibi Lantern ": 1958
* " Wet hair fencing " *Nuregami Kenpo*  : 1958 years
* " Yamada Nagamasa King's Sword ": 1959
* " Actor Shark ": 1959
* " Yatape of Seki ": 1959
* " Human Skin Spell ": 1960
* " Tokaido Chakkiri Musume ": 1960
* " Capricious Crow ": 1960
* " Youkaden ": 1960
* " Kisobushi Mitsukasa ": 1961
* "I will teach you the way of color Yume Sanya ": 1961
* " Solan migratory bird ": 1962
* " Unannounced crow": 1962
* " Ghost Story of Devil's Fire ": 1963

For details, see " Category: Film directed by Bin Kato. "

## References

This is a list of references for **Bin Kato**. 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. ↑ http://www.raizofan.net/data/bkato.htm
Blurred desire Blurred story

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Blurred Desire Blurred Story (also known as Blurred Desire Story) is a 1963 shochiku comedy film, Directed by Manao Horiuchi.

## Plot

Kinsaku Danbara, a female scout, along with Katsuki, Hatta, Nagata, and Park, who survived the former Northern China Expeditionary Army Moriyama unit, received a diamond with a market value of 300 million yen from former Lieutenant Kuramoto immediately after the end of the war. I was told to divide it into mountains. Nagata and Park sneaked into Kinsaku's apartment that evening. This is because Yamada once lived in this apartment. However, the two who took off their legs fell into the Obon room of the woman Sri Sputnik. Kinsaku, which was completely wrapped in a color scheme, was finally used for marriage funds, and the search for diamonds became popular. First you have to find the commander. However, I couldn't find the whereabouts. So Kuramoto talked about having a stock in exchange for a diamond as a source of searching for diamonds. Of course, it is Kuramoto's fiction. Kuramoto, a habitual criminal of export fraud, lied about making good money. Kinsaku found Captain Moriyama. Kinsaku, who knew everything when he saw Moriyama Musume, who is now pulling a ramen stall, desperately pursued Kuramoto. Kuramoto was arrested on the verge of fleeing abroad, and the money returned safely was used to fund the marriage of detective Kawada and Hiroko Moriyama's daughter. Kim's trumpet echoed at the wedding hall with Ryu and Ryu.

## Cast

* Junsaburo Ban
* Shinichi Yanagisawa
* Kamashita Fujiwara
* Hitoshi Ishii
* Ko Oizumi Ichiro Arishima
* Haruko Saga
* Yunosuke Ito
* Yu Fujimura Hiroshi
* Michiko Saga
* Yuriko Hime
* Keiko Awaji

* Bunta Sugawara
* Gannosuke Ashiya
* Mutoshi Happa

## Staff

* directed by Manao Horiuchi
* Screenplay Yoshiro Tomita Kyuzo Kobayashi Manao Horiuchi
* Planning Nobuki Aoki
* Production Kinen Masumoto
* Photograph Masayuki Kato
* Art Gohei Morita

* Music Keiji Dobashi

* Recording Yukio Oo
* Illumination Masajiro Ichimura
* Edit Yoshi Sugihara
* Still Tomokatsu Shinozaki

## Titles

* Blurred desire Blurred story (Japanese: 色ぼけ欲ぼけ物語 Original Japanese release title)
* Blurred Desire Story (Japanese release title)

## Overview

A comedy of manners directed by Manao Horiuchi, who co-wrote the scenario with Yoshiro Tomita and Kyuzo Kobayashi of "Nippon Rare Business" and Manao Horiuchi of "Barikan Boss". The photo was taken by Masayuki Kato.
Bake Jizo (1898)

Bake Jizo (1898) is a 1898 classic Horror film.

## Plot

Jizo, the protector of dead children and all creatures trapped in Hell, is usually found in graveyards. Bake-Jizo is a stature placed at crossroads. There is no official record of Bake Jizo's existence - only later recollection of cameraman Shiro Asano, Konishi Honten was a photography in Nihonbashi, Tokyo, which imported the first film to Japan,

## Titles

 World-wide (English title) (alternative title)
Gamera vs. Giant Evil Beast Garasharp

Gamera vs. Giant Evil Beast Garasharp (also known as Great Monster Battle: Gamera vs. the Evil Beasts Marukobukarappa and Garasharp) is a 1972 Daiei Film.

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## Plot

a Giant cobra-like creature named Garasharp attacks Tokyo, Japan Gamera Later appears to save the city and kill Garasharp, marukobukarappa who also helped in the attack soon vanishes back to the sea meanwhile Two offspring amerg from the Big Garasharp to be Pursued by the military hey attempt to kill them butGamera stops them and saves the babys and puts on a remote island in the Pacific Ocean where he removes there powerful fangs and horns leaving them as the children of japan sing to him as he flys away triumphantly saving japan and the world again.

## Cast

* Christopher Murphy
* Nobuhiro Kashima

## Staff

* Directed by   Noriaki Yuasa
* Story and draft by   Nisan Takahashi
* Illustrations and kaiju design by   Akira Inoue

## Titles

* Gamera vs. Giant Evil Beast Garasharp (ガメラ対大邪獣ガラシャープ; Gamera tai Daijajū Garashāpu)
* Great Monster Battle: Gamera vs. the Evil Beasts Marukobukarappa and Garasharp (Japanese Title)
* Gamera vs. Giant beast Garasharp (Japan Title)
* Gamera vs. Garasharp (USA Title)
* Gamera , Marukobukarappa and Garasharp: Great Monster Battle (Unknown Title)
* Gamera Permanent Preservation Plan (Japanese 1991 DVD Title)

## Production

the Production of the film started in late 1971 Gamera vs. Two-Headed Monster became Gamera vs. Giant Evil Beast Garasharp

### Draft: Gamera vs. Wyvern

Gamera vs. Two-Headed Monster was a draft for the film the monster 'Wyvern' resembled King Ghidorah but Daiei film dropped him for a new snake monster Garasharp and added another monster from another draft for another Gamera film called Marukobukarappa who was going to be featured in the film, Gamera vs. Outer Space Monster Viras.

### Titles

* silver, two-headed dragon (Japanese Title)
* Gamera vs. Wyvern (Worldwide title)
* Gamera vs. Two-Headed Monster (Japanese Title)

## U.S. release

like the previous gamera film Gamera vs. Giant Evil Beast Garasharp was not released theatrically in the United States. The film was acquired by American International Television and dubbed into English in 1991.
Gion Hayashi

*Not to be confused with A Geisha or A Geisha's Diary.*

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Gion Hayashi (祇園囃子, *Gion bayashi*) is a 1934 Japanese drama film produced and distributed by by Shochiku Kinema, and based on a 1934 written by Mikihiko Nagata. It was released in Japanese theaters on June 14, 1934.

## Plot

***Please help out by editing this page and adding the plot.***

To Be Added

## Cast

* Kôkichi Takada as Katsunosuke
* Shinobu Aoki as The mother, the landlady, Yutaka
* Kiyo Kuroda as Geisha Miyo Kiku
* Toshiko Iizuka as The younger sister, Chizuru (Miyotsuru)
* Mitsuko Yoshikawa as The Mother
* Mitsugu Fujii as Katsunosuke's friend Fujii
* Shunro Takeda as The uncle, Inoue
* Kimiyo Otsuka as Fujiko
* Kyoko Mitsukawa as Xiurong
* Yoshiko Tsubouchi as Tomiya
* Kinuko Wakamizu as Wakamizu's landlady
* Kawamura Liji as The Customer, Yoshimura

## Staff

* Directed by   Shimizu Hiroshi
* Written by   Masao Arata, Ryosuke Saito
* Produced by   ?
* Music by   ?
* Cinematography by   Taro Sasaki
* Original by   Mikihiko Nagata

## References

This is a list of references for **Gion Hayashi**. 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. ↑ 祇園囃子.
2. ↑ 祇園囃子 - Wikipedia.
Good Luck to These Two

***Good Luck to These Two***  (この二人に幸あれ,   *Kono futari ni sachi are*?) is a 1957 Japanese drama film produced and distributed by Toho. It was released to Japanese theaters on February 19, 1957.

## Plot

***Please help out by editing this page and adding the plot.***

To be added.

## Cast

To Be Added

1. ↑ http://www.ishirohonda.com/works/195702-sachi/195702-sachi.shtml
Ghost trap

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Ghost trap (also known as the Evil Dead Trap) is a 1988 Joy pack Horror film.

## Plot

A mysterious slaughter video tape sent to a female reporter. The image of the eyeball being cut off was my face when I looked closely. In order to explore the mystery of a videotape, a female reporter and his colleagues form an interview team and enter a building in the suburbs that seems to be the shooting location.

## Cast

Nami Tsuchiya
Act- Miyuki Ono
Reporter for an interview crew.
Daisuke
Act- Yuji Homma
A suspicious man who meets in the building. He is looking for his younger brother Hideki.
Masako
Performance- Katsura Kibun
An interview crew writer. Composition writer. Common name: Mako. In the drama news, it is called Abe Masako.
Beautiful
Performance- Hitomi Kobayashi
An interview crew stylist. In the drama news, it is called Sugiura Rei.
Rie
Act- Eriko Nakagawa
Desk of an interview crew. In the drama news, it is called Kawamura Rie.
Kondo
Performance- Masahiko Abe
Horror-loving driver and AD. Only male staff. In the drama news, it is called Kondou Akio.
Man
Performance- Hiroshi Shimizu

Time keeper
Act- Yuko Suwano

Hideki's mother
Act- Terumi Niki (voice appearance)

Harada
Performance- Shimasuke Shimada
TV producer. A strange videotape is proposed to be made into a TV program, but he treats it as "Do it yourself".
Other
Performance- Noboru Mitani , Kyoko Hashimoto , Yuko Maehara
## Staff

* Director: Toshiharu Ikeda
* Script: Takashi Ishii
* Planning: Atsushi Watanabe
* Production: Yoshio Masumizu
* Producers: Satoshi Kamino, Michio Otsuka
* Photo: Masaki Tamura
* Art: Tomoyuki Maruo, Yuji Hayashida
* Music: Tomohiko Kira
* Lighting: Kazuhiro Miyoshi
* Editing: Akimasa Kawashima
* Assistant Director: Yodai Watanabe
* Steel: Katsumi Dochi
* Special Makeup: Shinichi Wakasa
* Production: Japan Home Video, Directors Company
* Distribution: Joy Pack Film

## Production

Special effects were by Shinichi Wakasa who would go on to a career as a monster-suit maker for several Godzilla movies.

Hitomi Kobayashi who plays the supporting role of Rei Sugiura was a top star for Japan Home Video (JHV) under their adult video (AV) label Alice Japan. JHV financed the film as a vehicle for Kobayashi but director Toshiharu Ikeda, unsure of Kobayashi's acting ability, instead put Miyuki Ono in the starring role.

## Release

The film was released theatrically in Japan as Ghost Trap on May 14, 1988 and it was later released in Japan as a VHS tape on September 25, 1988 and as a DVD on June 23, 2000. A DVD version titled Evil Dead *Trap* with English subtitles came out November 7, 2000 from Synapse Films.
Godzilla vs. Hedorah 2

Godzilla vs. Hedorah 2 (ゴジラ対ヘドラ２, Gojira tai Hedora Tsū) is an 1975 toho kaiju film.

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## Plot

Born from chaotic and turbulent conditions in Africa, Hedorah emerges again. As the Smog Monster lays siege to the continent, Godzilla arrives to once again do battle with the pollution spawned being.

## History

Yoshimitsu Banno, Who directed of Godzilla vs. Hedorah, was planning on making this movie, and had concluded Godzilla vs. Hedorah in a way that would have allowed a sequel to be made. However, Tomoyuki Tanaka fired him before production could start because he reportedly hated Godzilla vs. Hedorah and his second attempt at the film was successful Godzilla 3D To The MAX.

Producer Tomoyuki Tanaka had been hospitalized during the bulk of the development for *Godzilla vs. Hedorah* (1971). Upon recovery and seeing the movie, the producer was infamously distraught by the final product, although the extent of his displeasure has been debated due to mixed reports.

Despite being unhappy with the 1971 Godzilla film, the producer held no animosity against the director, Yoshimitsu Banno. In fact, the producer was impressed by Banno's work on *Prophecies of Nostradamus* (1974), whose on screen credit as a writer and assistant director undersells his contributions to the movie. As a result, following the completion of *Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla* (1974), the producer tapped Banno to direct the 15th film in the Godzilla franchise. This included an announcement from Toho, noting that the 1975 Godzilla movie was to be headed by Banno.

Given the assignment, Banno first envisioned Godzilla having to fight a mutated starfish for the film. However, he pivoted toward doing a sequel to his 1971 movie instead, pitting the King of the Monsters in a rematch with Hedorah in Africa. Although the continent feels like a stark contrast to the heavily developed, overly polluted Japan seen in the 1971 film, it was at that time still making headlines for deforestation and droughts. In justifying the choice, Banno noted in an interview that "if those chaotic, dynamic countries developed a little further it wouldn't be implausible for Hedorah to show up there."

However, Tanaka was ultimately displeased with the idea. As a result, the producer pulled Banno and started to push the next Godzilla film in a totally different direction. This included a story contest to decide the concept and with Ishiro Honda at the helm.
Blood and Spirit

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Blood and Spirit  (血と霊,   *Chi to rei*?, lit. Blood and spirit) (also known as Blood and Soul) is a Lost 1923 drama film,Directed by Kenji Mizoguchi.

## Plot

First, at the beginning of the movie, the following words were presented on the screen.

It was an event in a city. A mysterious murder that didn't know what the purpose was and who was the culprit made the people of the city terrified every night. Hideo Ushijima, a disciple of the jeweler, Yahari Otori, was in love with Ashi, the daughter of Otori, but once passed through the city carrying the corpse of Otori, and Ushijima was captured as a criminal. Since the murder stopped suddenly, people thought that Ushijima was the culprit. At the same time, when Yahari Sadako Sugi and Ifu painter who was caught in this whirlpool visited Ushijima in prison, he told me. The true culprit is the phoenix himself. The phoenix felt an extreme temptation for the jewel. It was inherited from the phoenix's mother. The temptation for the jewel did not get the jewel even if it finally killed its owner. In the end, Otori also fought with the drunkard and caused his own death.

## Information

An Expressionist film about masses downtrodden by authoritarian capitalism. (Now lost).

## Cast

* Komei Minami as Drunk
* Yutaka Mimasu as Hideo Ushijima
* Yoneko Sakai as Otori's daughter
* Ryotaro Mizushima as Untai Otori
* Harue Ichikawa as Osato

* Chiyoko Eguchi as Sadako Sugi
* Harue Koike as Untai's mother

## Staff

* Director:Kenji Mizoguchi
* Photo: Junichiro Aoshima
* Art: Yoshiaki Kamehara

## Titles

* Chî to reî (Worldwide title)
* Blood and The Spirit (Original Japanese title)
* Blood and Soul (Japanese and worldwide title)

## References

1. ↑ http://hindukush-sea.cocolog-nifty.com/blog/2016/10/1923-
2. ↑ https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0013921/fullcredits?ref\_=tt\_cl\_sm#cast
Daibosatsu Pass (1935)

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Daibosatsu Pass is a 1935 film,Directed by Inagaki Hiroshi.

## Cast

* Okochi Denjiro- Ryunosuke Ki
* Kiyoshi Sawada- Utsugi Terracotta Horse
* Onoe Suzaburo -boyhood
* Kunitaro Sawamura-Joy Yamazaki
* Kikutaro Onoue- Saburo
* Yonosuke Toba- Yohachi
* Yamamoto Reisaburo -Kamio Zenzen
* Takase Real Ride-Mr. Doan
* Kobayashi OmoShiro - waste paper purchase Gensuke
* Kiyokawa Souji - Hijikata Toshizo
* Katsuhiko Isokawa- Toshiyasu Hemi
* Zenichiro Kito- Shinbei in the Inn
* Iza Shunsaburo -Okada Yaichi
* Left character Ichiro - Soji Okita
* Muneharu Taro -Shigetaro
* Yataro Kurokawa- Fumiyuki Utsuki
* Ranko Hanai - Contact Yutaka
* Aiko Takatsu- Tayu Miyuki
* Fukamizu Fujiko- Omatsu
* Junko May- Yamaokaya Waterfall
* Irie Takako- Ohama
* Kinugasa Junko -Flower Master Silk
* Ichikawa small Bunji - Serizawa Kamo
* Sasaki Sumi- Nakamura Isshinsai
* Yoshikazu Yamamoto - desk彈正
* Koji Nakata - Isami Kondo
* Hideo Nakamura- Benshinho
* Hirotoshi Murata-Rikishi Onogawa
* Yokohei Unhei -Pilgrimage Fujisaku
* Joji Oka - Toranosuke Shimada
* Satoshi Komori- Nagamatsu of Yamaokaya
* Nissaburo Ikushima- Young actor-style man
* Fujikawa Sannosuke- Shimoboku Kusuke
* Takeo Matsushita- Taruo
* Wakamatsu Fumio -Katayanagi Banjiro
* Sugiura Kuni- Aunt of silk
* Tsuruko Mitsukawa-maid of the Utsuki family
* Sakio Yamaguchi- Shinjuku Kato Main Tax
* Ryunosuke Nanjo- Fumio Sekiguchi
* Heimakuro Imaari-Tsuo Ando
* Oichiro Taichiro -Budigoro Ozawa
* Tetsuro Umeda- Kumataro Nagura
* Rieko Imura- Koyuki Koshimoto
* Nobuko Tachibana- Yae Koshimoto

## Staff

* Production: Kanichi Negishi , Kazuo Ikenaga
* Director: Hiroshi Inagaki
* Support Director: Sadao Yamanaka , Ryohei Arai
* Original: Nakazato Yama
* Screenplay: Shintaro Mimura , Torao Takeda , Hiroshi Inagaki
* Photography: Tanimoto geostationary , Teizo Matsumura , Takemura Yasukazu
* Edit: Shigeo Nishida
* Martial arts examination: Hiromasa Takano
* Suzune Sobuki: Sorayama Takahashi
* Art examination: Nobuaki Noguchi
* Music: Saigoro
* Production: Nikkatsu Kyoto Studio
* Screening time (number of turns / meter): 136 minutes (15 rolls / 3,725 meters)
* Format: B & Inagaki HiroshiW movie - Standard size (1.33:1) -Mono recording
* Release date: Japan November 15, 1935

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* Distribution: Nikkatsu

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* First performance: Asakusa / Fujikan
Ghost Cat Arima Palace

Ghost Cat Arima Palace is a 1953 ghost story movie about a ghost cat, based on Ningyo Joruri 's " Kyokayama " . The director is Ryohei Arai . The lead is Takako Irie . Daiei Kyoto work. Monochrome, standard, monaural  . Volume 5, 1345m, 49 minutes  . The aspect ratio is 1.375: 1  .

The scene where the ghost cat's neck flies is famous  it was filmed in black and white, Academy ratio format (fullscreen) and was never dubbed in English. It was filmed before in 1937 under the title *Arima Neko*.

## Cast

* For Otaki: Takako Irie
* Arima University: Kotaro Bando
* Naka: Michiko Ai
* Arima Yoritaka : Shosaku Sugiyama
* Who OKoyo: Reiko Kitami
* Kuretake: Teruko Omi
* Iwanami: Reiko Kongo
* Nanaura: Kimiko Tachibana
* Anzaki: Keiko Koyanagi
* Asaya: Emiko Yanagi
* Ghost Cat Arima PalaceKozakura : Nobue Matsuoka
* Fujino: Kanae Kobayashi
* Ashigaru Kou: Hachiro Oguni
* Ashigaru Otsu: Akira Shimizu

## Staff

* Planning: Yoshio Takakuwa
* Director: Ryohei Arai
* Screenplay: Toyotomi Kinoshita
* Photo: Saburo Isayama
* Recording: Tsuchitaro Hayashi
* Lighting: Ichiji Shimazaki
* Art: Yoshizo Uesato
* Edited by: Yoshio Sano
* Music: Nakaba Takahashi

## Overview

Daimyo Arima Yoritaka's concubine Okoyo is jealous of Yoritaka's love moving to a newcomer, and kills him after harassment. However, from that night onward, the Arima family began to experience a series of mysteries ...

A revenge story of a monster cat based on Ningyo Joruri's "Kyokayama".

## See also

* Ghost-Cat of Goth
* Arima cat
Haruo Nakajima

— Teruyoshi Nakano on Haruo Nakajima

— Haruo Nakajima

Haruo Nakajima was a suit actor that lived from January 1, 1929 Sakata, Yamagata, Japan Died August 7, 2017 (aged 88) Tokyo, Japan.

## Monster Rolls

* Godzilla
* Rodan
* Mothra
* Varan
* Baragon
* Gaira

## Death

On August 7, 2017, several media outlets reported that **Nakajima** had died, at the age of 88. The following day, on August 8, his daughter **Sonoe** **Nakajima** confirmed that he had died of pneumonia. In 2018, **asteroid 110408** **Nakajima** was named in his memory. The film Godzilla: King of the Monsters was dedicated to his memory.

## Career

Nakajima was born in Yamagata, Japan. His first credited role in a motion picture was in the 1952 film Sword for Hire. He began his career as a stunt actor in samurai films and he acted in a small role in the 1954 film Seven Samurai, portraying a bandit.

He was considered by many to be the best suit actor in the long history of the Godzilla franchise. At the time, Toho's visual effects director, Eiji Tsuburaya considered him completely invaluable, and he was employed to essay the roles of most of the kaiju (Japanese monsters) during his career as a suit actor. After 24 years, he retired from suit acting upon completion of Godzilla vs. Gigan (1972), when the studio cycled him out of their contract actor system, after it split into several subsidiaries in 1970. He stayed employed by Toho for several years, and was reportedly transferred to a job at its bowling alley, located on the now defunct studio lot.

Beginning in the late 1990's, Nakajima made a series of personal appearances at various Japanese monster-themed conventions. He appeared at the Monsterpalooza convention in Burbank, California in April 2011. His Japanese-language autobiography, 『怪獣人生 元祖ゴジラ俳優・中島春雄』 (Monster Life: Haruo Nakajima, the Original Godzilla Actor), was released in 2010

## Gallery

Haruo Nakajima in the godzilla suit (left) and Katsumi Tezuka (right)
First-class wife and third-party host

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First-class wife and third-party host is a 1953 new toho comedy film,Directed by Komori Shiro.

## Cast

* Satsuki Arakawa
* Yunosuke Ito as Senkichi Miyama
* Yukiko Todoroki as Mrs. Natsuko
* Keiju Kobayashi as Heima Sakamoto
* Chieko Sono
* Toranosuke Ogawa as President Manami
* Eiko Miyoshi

## Staff

* Director: Komori Shiro
* Screenplay: Takeo Matsuura
* Production: Ryohei Kaneda
* Music: Hachiro Matsui
* Cinematography: Issen Iwasa
Devil Manta

**Devil-Manta** is an 1978 Toei film.

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## History

The first draft was done by Shotaro Ishimori and written by Susumu Takaku and Hajime Sato. Planning of the project was done by Toru Hirayama and Yajima Nobuo, and was to be directed by Hajime Sato and have special effects done by Nobuo Yajima.

## Plot

A giant flying manta ray from the void appears one day and begins wreaking havoc on the Earth.
A Town of Love and Hope

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A Town of Love and Hope (also known as A Street of Love and Hope) is a 1959 film,Directed by Nagisa Oshima.

## Plot

In front of a station in a small city, a boy, Masao (Hiroshi Fujikawa), was selling pigeons among women who were shining shoes. Kyoko (Yuki Tominaga), the daughter of a company officer, passed by and bought the pigeon for 700 yen. Masao says he sells pigeons because he needs money. Kyoko sympathizes, but in fact it was a skillful way to make money by using the habit of pigeons returning to their nests.

## Cast

* Hiroshi Fujikawa
* Yūko Mochizuki
* Michiko Ito
* Kōhei Kawamura
* Toyoko Uryu
* Keiji Tsuchida
* Haruko Chichibu
* Noboru Takagi

## Staff

* directed by Nagisa Oshima
* Production Tomio Ikeda
* Photograph Hiroshi Kusuda
* Music: Riichiro Manabe
* Art: Koji Uno

## Titles

* A Town of Love and Hope (Japanese: 愛と希望の街 Original Japanese release title)
* City of love and hope (Japanese title)

## Overview

### Commentary

In front of a station in a small city. A boy was selling pigeons among the women who shined their shoes. Kyoko, the daughter of a company officer, passes by and buys the pigeon for 700 yen. The boy says he sells pigeons because he needs money. Kyoko sympathizes, but in fact she made a skillful money by using the pigeon's homecoming instinct. A memorable feature-length debut of director Nagisa Oshima, who was appointed as a director at the age of 27, in an original scenario written by Oshima with the title "Boy Selling Pigeons".

## Gallery

### Posters

Original Thin Japanese Release posterOriginal Japanese Release poster
Defect Senryo

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Defect Senryo (also known as Kizu Senryo) is a 1960 Daiei historical drama film,Directed by Tokuzo Tanaka.

## Plot

Choemon Takakura and Shigebei Togo of the Aizu clan are unique best friends. Choemon was in love with his servant. Before Choemon could confess his love to her, he fell in love with Shigebei's younger brother Matahachiro. In the 20th year of Kanei, the feudal lord Akinari Kato was confiscated and confiscated from the family name due to a feud with the old vassal Hori Shusui. While discussing good and bad measures in the castle hall, Choemon and Shigebei argued and finally decided to settle in a serious game. Choemon gave up his spare time without saying anything. In addition, Hachiro disappeared from the castle and died in heavy rain, and Choemon defeated Shigebei while suffering a sword wound on his face. He visited Matahachiro but after he left. Three years later, a child named Mataichi was born between Matahachiro and Suga who settled in Edo, aiming for an opportunity to avenge Shigebei. Choemon, who did not know about them, also went up to Edo. One day, Matahachiro found Choemon at Nihonbashi. The two faced each other. However, the skill was superior to Choemon. Although they were hurt and collapsed, Choemon did not stop and broke up at a later date. In addition, Hachiro fell ill and became unable to survive. Although I thought it would be a substitute for my husband, I couldn't stand up to my former husband who I admired. One night, Suga sneaked into Choemon's house. He was shocked to find out that his sword was abrupt. However, he accidentally died. Mataichiro, who found his suicide note, rushed to Mataichi. However, I asked for Seiji Mataichi and died. The irony of fate made Choemon's chest crush. With tears in Mataichi crying, she sang a lullaby and eased.

## Cast

* Kazuo Hasegawa
* Kyoko Kagawa
* Keiko Yumi
* Katsuhiko Kobayashi
* Seizaburo Kawazu
* Gen Shimizu
* Saburo Date
* Sanemon Arashi
* Yoshindo Yamaji
* Jun Tatara

## Staff

* Director: Tokuzo Tanaka
* Screenplay: Fuji Yahiro
* From the original "Scratch Takakura": Shin Hasegawa
* Photo: Shozo Honda
* Recording: Tsuchitaro Hayashi
* Art: Akira Naito
* Lighting: Hiroya Kato
* Music: Akira Ifukube

## Titles

* Defect Senryo (Japanese: 疵千両 Original Japanese release title)
* The River Fuefuki (Original title)
* Senryo (Japanese title)
* Kizu Senryo (Worldwide release title)

## Overview

At the end of the Kanei era, with the theme of the conflict between the rough samurai road and the love of fate at that time, he broke the mannerism of the traditional historical drama, and he only made three rounds in the story, but both of them were Hasegawa's long right. One of the important highlights of the main story is that Emon tries to fight one-on-one with a terrible battle method of slashing meat and slashing bones!

### Commentary

A historical drama directed by Tokuzo Tanaka of "The Demon of Mount Oeyama", adapted by Fuji Yahiro of "Tokaido Chakkiri Musume", which is a movie adaptation of Shin Hasegawa's play "Shin Takakura". The photo was taken by Shozo Honda of "Beni Tokage Sakura".
Flowers blooming in the sand

Flowers Blooming in the Sand (Japanese: 砂に咲く花) (Other Name: flowers in the sand) is a 1950 toho film,Directed by Ishirō Honda.

## Plot

A small residential area in the suburbs of Tokyo. Fumiko, who was demobilized, had a difficult time finding a job, and stayed at Fumiko's wife, who was a married wife, and was living an empty life. One day, Shozo reunited with his close friend, a newspaper reporter Doi, and was introduced to a job to investigate the actual conditions of life of consumers. In the post-war reconstruction period, when Shozo heard the voices of ordinary people who were still suffering from poor daily life, he learned about the existence of a co-op in a village and rushed to create a co-op in his own town. (Summary from the scenario)

(from 1951 "Blue Pearl" Toho studio-mail) "rather than simply the reality of the urban and rural areas Co-op record, introduction movie that incorporates a dramatic elements perhaps"

　traditional "co-op" A short film provided by the Ministry of Health and Welfare (now Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare). The co-op is regarded as a symbolic civil movement of post-war democratization, and its system is explained in a drama style in an easy-to-understand manner. Reporters and doctors (economics) have already appeared in this work, which was created by the original script before the director's debut, and a glimpse of Honda's roots that directed the monster movie as a documentary can be seen.

## Cast

* Hanabusa
* valley Sayuri
* Yasuo Hisamatsu
* Eizo Tanaka
* Keiichi Shimada
* Fusataro Ishijima
* Matsumoto TairaKuro
* Tanaka Fudeko
* Haruko Toda
* Yuki Ishikawa
* Kiyoe Toma
* TakiSuzuko
* Ritsuko Shimizu
* Harue Komatsu
* Jiro Takano
* Yoshikazu Yamada
* Kazuo Kudo (galaxy seat)

## Staff

* Planning
* Ministry of Health and Social Affairs
* Production
* Hitomi Usami
* Screenplay/Direction
* Honda Inoshiro
* photograph
* Takeo Ito
* recording
* Shigeto An
* illumination
* Kazuo Ito
* art
* Kennosuke Takeda

* Edit
* Ishiyama Kazue
* Director of production
* Hideya Tsumura
* musics
* Abe Sheng
* Playing
* Film and Music Association
* Sound effect
* Yoshiryu Sonoda
* Charge
* Ryo Arao
* developing
* Toho Lab
* Abe Sheng
An Inn at Osaka

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An Inn at Osaka is a 1954 New Toho Drama film, Directed by Heinosuke Gosho.

## Plot

An Inn at Osaka, rarely seen outside Japan, follows the story of an insurance company executive from Tokyo, Mr. Mito, who is demoted to the Osaka office. He takes a room at a small inn and tries to rebuild his life.

## Cast

* Shuji Sano
* Nobuko Otowa
* Mitsuko Mito
* Sachiko Hidari
* Kyôko Anzai
* Eiko Miyoshi
* Hiroko Kawasaki
* Kamatari Fujiwara
* Toshio Hosokawa
* Haruo Tanaka
* Jun Tatara
* Hisao Toake

## Staff

Director: Heinosuke Gosho

Music composed by: Yasushi Akutagawa
Gamera (Franchise)

Gamera (Japanese: ガメラ?, Hepburn: Gamera) is a kaiju themed movie franchise made by Daiei co., ltd in 1965 the first film Giant Monster Gamera was a big hit for Daiei co., later people started thinking that Gamera is Daiei version of the Godzilla Franchise (1954 to prevent day) some even call it a '**rip**-**off** **of** **Godzilla'** but Daiei deny's this so its a fan fact.
Evil of Dracula

— Tagline

***Evil of Dracula***  (血を吸う薔薇,   *Chi o Sū Bara*?, lit. *Bloodsucking Rose*) is a 1974 Japanese tokusatsu horror film produced by Toho and the third entry in director Michio Yamamoto's *Bloodthirsty Trilogy*. It was released to Japanese theaters on July 20, 1974.

## Plot

***Please help out by editing this page and adding the plot.***

## Cast

* Toshio Kurosawa   as   Professor Shiraki, psychology teacher at Seimei School
* Mariko Mochizuki   as   Kumi Saijo, student at Seimei School
* Kunie Tanaka   as   Dr. Shimomura, Seimei School doctor
* Shin Kishida   as   Principal of Seimei School, the vampire
* Mika Katsuragi   as   The Madam, the principal's wife
* Katsuhiko Sasaki   as   Professor Yoshii, French literature teacher at Seimei School
* Mio Ota   as   Yukiko Mitamura, student at Seimei School
* Keiko Aramaki   as   Kyoko Hayashi, student at Seimei School
* Yunosuke Ito   as   Detective Takakura
* Yasuko Agawa (as Tomoe Mari)   as   Keiko Nonomiya, missing Seimei School student
* Seiji Yoshida   as   Detective Tsuchiya
* Kazuya Oguri   as   Hosoya
* Ko Katayama   as   Shimazaki
* Haruo Suzuki   as   Security guard
* Tadao Futami   as   Train station worker
* Roger Breen   as   Foreign shipwreck survivor, the vampire

### English dub

* Barry Haigh   as   Professor Shiraki / Detective Takakura
* Matthew Oram   as   Vampire / Dr. Shimomura
* Michael Ross   as   Professor Yoshii

## Staff

*Main article: Evil of Dracula/Credits.*
* Directed by   Michio Yamamoto
* Written by   Ei Ogawa, Masaru Takesue
* Produced by   Fumio Tanaka
* Music by   Riichiro Manabe
* Cinematography by   Kazumi Hara
* Edited by   Michiko Ikeda
* Production Design by   Kazuo Satsuya
* Director of Special Effects   Teruyoshi Nakano (uncredited)

## Titles

* Bloodsucking Rose (Original Japanese release title)
* Evil of Dracula: The Bloodthirsty Roses (U.K. DVD title)
Godzilla/Soundtrack

Godzilla Soundtrack is an Soundtrack album made by Akira Ifukube in 1954.

## Tracks

* Main Title
* Eiko-maru Sinking
* Bingo-maru Sinking
* Uneasiness on Odo Island
* Ritual Music of Odo Island
* Storm on Odo Island
* Frigate March 1
* Odo Island Theme
* Godzilla Appears on Odo Island
* Horror in the Water Tank
* Shinagawa Pandemonium/Godzilla appears in Tokyo
* Attack Godzilla! [1]
* Godzilla Comes Ashore
* Fury of Godzilla
* Deadly Broadcast
* Godzilla to Tokyo Bay [2]
* Repel Godzilla!
* Devastated Tokyo
* Oxygen Destroyer
* Prayer for Peace
* Frigate March II
* Godzilla Under the Sea
* Ending Theme
* Radio Music
* Pleasure Boat Music
Awa Tanuki Mansion

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Awa Tanuki Mansion (also known as Awa raccoon dog house) is a 1952 film,Directed by Kozo Saeki.

## Plot

On the day of the attack of Yoshinaga (Yuji Hori), the young leader of Togen, the land of raccoon dogs in Awa, Shikoku, the Great Tanuki Gassen requests a god mirror to be handed down to Togen. Yoshinaga, who doesn't like fighting, puts out a mirror, but this time he tells his wife, Yashio (Sumiko Hidaka), to be a maid. Yashio, who has a strong vanity, is happy to go to the powerful and financially powerful King. The Great King is still unsatisfied and tries to summon and kill Yoshinaga, but he succumbs to Yoshinaga's resolute attitude and treats him politely as a guest. Nagisahime (Akiko Sawamura), the daughter of the Great King, is deeply fascinated by Yoshinaga, and she also likes Nagisahime, who is beautiful and kind. What is not interesting is Kurobei, the elder who was aiming for the traces of Yashio and the Great King ...

Raccoon dogs are the primates of all things than humans who fight stupidly. Achako Hanabishi's father raccoon dog preached to the raccoon dog, "Don't just imitate humans!"

The content is a lonely love fantasy, and it is a work that has nothing to do with it. Even so, Akiko Sawamura is beautiful.

## Cast

* Yuji Hori ( Good Chief of Awa )
* Sumiko Hidaka (Yashio)
* Akiko Sawamura (Princess Nagisa)
* Achako Hanabishi (Iwamatsu of Eagle's Nest Mountain)
* Nijiko Kiyokawa (Nanny's Iso)
* Junzaburo Ban (Kurosuke, the black lord)
* Atsushi Watanabe (Fugu lantern)
* Ramon Kozaburo (Iyo's shark fin)
* Toshiaki Konoe (Ingen of Takasu)
* Hiroshi Ueda (Octopus Sadakuro)
* Ryonosuke Higashi (Kurobei, the black lord)
* Kunitaro Sawamura (Namiemon Shikai)
* Yusaku Terashima (Umibozu)
* Kazunari Motomatsu (Komatsu, a child of Iwamatsu)

## Titles

* Awa Tanuki Mansion (Japanese: 阿波狸屋敷 Original Japanese release title)
* Awa raccoon dog house (Japanese title)
* Awatanuki mansion (Japanese title)
Demekin (2017)

Demekin is a 2017 AMG Entertainment film,Directed by Yoshitaka Yamaguchi.

## Cast

actors names are on the Right hand side.

* Masaki Sada- Kentaro
* Atsushi Goya- Yuki Yamada
* Maki- Shuntaro Yanagi
* Aki- Mio Imada
* Marcus-Sato Takahashi
* YOJI- Ito Tanaka
* Samejima-Shodai Fukuyama
* Sho- Kazutaka Mimura
* Kiyoto Onumabe-Osamu Fujiki
* Mitsugu- Iwanaga Joey
* Miura- Keisuke Kaminaga
* Genta Shonozaki-Eiki Narita
* Ran Tadashi- Masaru Kasamatsu
* Makoto Daihachi- Takahiro Kuroishi

## Staff

directed by
Yoshitaka Yamaguchi
Original
Masaki Sada
Screenplay
Adachi Gen
Production
Mamiya Toramatsu
Yuji Nagamori
executive producer
Kazuo Kato
producer
Sato Gen
Toshiki Kimura
Line producer
Akio Motoshima
Music producer
Genichi Tsushima
Casting director
Tsuyoshi Sugino
photograph
Kanda So
musics
Shogo Kaita
Theme song
LEGO BIG MORL
action
Taku Sakaguchi
Makoto Sakaguchi
Bike coordination/production vehicle production
Yuji Furuhashi ( MISTY )

distribution
AMG Entertainment
## Overview

Published nationwide from December 2, 2017  . Kentaro  , who has experienced many manga originals, plays the role of Sada in the lead role, and Yuki Yamada is cast in the role of buddy Kosei . Sometimes it is summarized on the scale of 2 hours, compared to the cartoon version that has become a crowd play, intentionally reconstructed as a buddy by two people  .

As Sakurai's lover, Aki, we selected Mio Imada  from Fukuoka, who will be the stage.
Demon tree

Demon tree  (Japanese: 鬼女系図,   *Hepburn: Kijo keizu*?) is a 1959 horror film created by Daiei Company Ltd., The film was released to Japanese theaters on January 27,1959.

## Plot

Shinnosuke, the eldest son of the Kido family, the youngest son of Mr. Kiyowa, fell vomiting blood when he was in the age of Noh. There was no difference in life, but it was just before the succession. Surprisingly, my wife Masayo was not surprised at all. There were also doubts about the sudden death of the previous generation. There were ninjas visiting the mansion, and Shinnosuke's sister-in-law, Kotoe, was attacked by a group of ninjas on the way home. It was because Shinnosuke had fallen because he was poisoned at his waist. Shinnosuke and his fellow sibling, Roninjin Genzaburo, are the nephews of Omegasuke Kasama. He saw it as the work of those who aimed at the family and property of the Onido family. At the Onido family's sacred store, a Nohkai was held for the succession of Atomi, and the envious child Jinjuro and his sister Sennami gathered. However, Shinnosuke left his suicide note and disappeared, and was later discovered as a corpse that could not distinguish his face. The guardian, Shirakawa Tateto, was called by Jinjuro, but he was a dead body at the sacred store. Yabun flew when Gensaburo was visiting the Shinnosuke's grave under the guidance of Hogen Osho. Shinnosuke is waiting at Atakabashi. When I go, I can see that Shinnosuke's Noh costume is wearing a Noh mask. However, a group of thugs appeared from behind and attacked. For some reason, the Noi costume left after they fled had a female incense. Masayo died in a bathtub. The armor is armored. She was fooling. A sentence written by Shinnosuke, who should have died, was left on the scene. Jinjuro was confused. His child was the child of Masayo. He planned to take over the house by killing Shinnosuke with Masayo and Obito. Kotoe was caught from Ometsuki as the criminal of these cases. When the bad guys were happy, Genzaburo appeared. Wear Shinnosuke's costume. He saw everything. The conspiracy of Jinjuro and others, as well as the fact that Kotoe replaced Fujino, the adoptive mother. Fujino took revenge on his dead son. Jinjuro and his sister died by mistake. Fujino was self-harming.

## Cast

* Tamao Nakamura
* Fumihiko Yokoyama

## Staff

* Director: Watanabe Minoru
* Screenplay: Hachiro Nishimura and Akihiro Watanabe
* Production: Nobuo Miura
* Musics: Suzuki Seiichi
* Photo: Yukimasa Makita
* Original: Kazuo Shimada
* Script: ?

## Titles

* Kijo keizu (Worldwide title)
* The Demon's Tree (Original Japanese release title)
* Kijo Genealogy (Japanese release title)
* Kijo Family Tree (Translated Japanese title)
* Ghost Girl Series (Japanese title)

## Overview

A detective period drama directed by Kazuo Shimada, directed by Minoru Watanabe of "Akado Suzunosuke Kuronomiya no Raijin" and Yukimasa Makita of "The Footsteps of the Zenigata Heiji Preservation Snow Woman".

## Gallery

### Posters

Thin Japanese release posterOriginal Japanese re-release posterOriginal Japanese release poster
Great Edo: Secret Story of a Female Doctor in Trouble

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***Great Edo: Secret Story of a Female Doctor in Trouble*** (大江戸　(秘)おんな医者あらし,   *Ōedo: Maruhi onna isha arashi*?, Lit. Oedo (Secret) Woman Doctor Storm) is a 1975 Roman Porno film directed by Masaru Konuma and starring Yūko Katagiri.

## Plot

Osen is a female doctor who has an abortion as a dark business, although she has a sign for Chujo-ryu women's treatment. Under her is Chokichi, a substitute doctor, but she has not yet taught how to operate for grated radish. For he is also a sex partner for Osen, and he is afraid to learn all the medical techniques, become independent, and leave her. One day, a daughter who calls herself Fuji came to visit. Chokichi is pregnant when he sees him. Chokichi gave him medicine and returned, but he was interested in the beauty of Fuji and the splendor of the treasure, and he followed him. Fuji is the concubine of Izumiya's husband, but he has no offspring, and as expected, Fuji had a relationship with Kisuke Teshiro. However, Fuji is disappointed when Kisuke finds out that he has a child. On the other hand, a samurai named Tajima rushed into Osen's house, and his wife, Kiku, grated the child, but he screamed that he had a fever and blood could not stop. I have no choice but to hand over 5 cars and have them picked up. Tajima, who tasted it, said that Ogiku was dead this time and picked up five more cars. The angry Osen went to the hot springs for a distraction. When the radish was away, Fuji asked me to have an operation to grate the child. When the opportunity came, Chokichi performed the operation, remembering how to do it. A few days later, Chokichi relentlessly persuaded Fuji, whose surgery was successful and his body recovered. At last, Fuji took off his kimono and was embraced by Chokichi. However, the next day, Fuji came to visit Chokichi with a ponderous look. It's a rushing wife ...

## Cast

* Yūko Katagiri
* Moeko Ezawa
* Junko Miyashita
* Seiji Tanaka
* Akira Takahashi
* Kensaku Tamai
* Tamaki Komiyama
* Chigusa Takayama
* Eriko Taniguchi
Banned meat troupe

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Banned Meat Troupe (also known as Banned Book: Flesh Futon, Prohibited meat troupe and Forbidden meat troupe) is a 1975 nikkatsu Roman porno-drama film,Directed by Nobuaki Shirai.

## Plot

Mio Kingyotei, goes to the temple every day for the sex appeal of the rat boy Jirokichi. However, Shiro made Mio a idiot for Mio, and the book that Mio wrote was branded as a banned book and became a discerning person. However, one day, a real mouse kid appeared and rescued Mio, and they committed the shamisen teacher and samurai daughter one after another. However, the source of trouble is the poor mochimono. So, after undergoing surgery, Mio has a big cock, faints a woman everywhere, and the number is 57 for just ten days. However, one day, another mouse kid appeared and the battle for the head family began. This person is very serious because he is a bandit. Mio and the mouse got angry without hearing the advice, and they took an emergency measure to kill the women one after another. Then, Mio got stripped of his big cock and deeply regretted it, and once again began writing a playwright, and finally drafted "Shinko no Hokushironami". Mio, who was embraced by Yotaka when the sun was approaching Oedo, is still stubborn. "It's difficult to get big savvy if you dumb down and lean on the meat fleet!" From somewhere, a Zen monk's tweet comes.

## Cast

* Nobutaka Masutomi
* Nijo Akemi
* Terumi Higashi (East beauty)

## Staff

* Director: Nobuaki Shirai
* Screenplay: Yamatoya
* Original: Lee Kasagi
* Production: Ryoji Ito
* Photograph: Yamazaki Toshiro
* Art: Heihachiro Watanabe
* Musics: Taichi Tsukimi
* Recording: Tsuneo Furuyama
* illumination Hideyuki Kobayashi
* Edit: Nabeshima Atsushi
* Assistant Director: Naosuke Kurosawa
* Steel: Toshiyasu Imoto
* Narration: Nagatoshi Sakamoto

## Titles

* The Banned Meat Troupe (Original Japanese release title)
* Prohibited meat troupe (Japanese title)
* Forbidden meat troupe (Japanese title)
* The Banned Book: Flesh Futon (Worldwide release title)
* Banned Book Flesh Futon (Worldwide title)

## Overview

The fourth work in the "banned book" series. A humorous comedy featuring a playwright and a mouse kid against the backdrop of the Edo period. The script is written by Yamatoya Koji of "Adult's Toy Dutch Wife Report", the director is Nobuaki Shirai of "OL Diary and Obscene Relationship", and the photo is taken by Toshiro Yamazaki of "Kamakura Mrs. Virgin Club".

## Gallery

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Aihatsu Pass

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Aihatsu Pass (Real Title: Love Hate Pass) (also known as Aizō Tōge) is a 1934 Lost drama film,Directed by Kenji Mizoguchi.

## Plot

as time Sapasses since her husbands death, a women is left lonely for her life looking for a man to love.

## Cast

* Fujiko Hamaguchi
* Denmei Suzuki as Police Inspector Ogata
* Daijiro Natsukawa
* Isuzu Yamada as Fukada

* Komako Hara

## Staff

* Director: kenji Mizoguchi
* Screenplay: Tatsunosuke Takashima, Matsutaro Kawaguchi
* Cinematography: Tatsuyuki Yokota

## Titles

* Aizō Tōge (Worldwide title)
* The Mountain Pass of Love and Hate (Translated Japanese title)
* Love Hate Pass (Original Japanese title)
* Aihatsu Pass (Original Japanese title)

## Overview

The first work of Kenji Mizoguchi's reinstatement of Nikkatsu, who left the company after "Kamifuren". Sound version. It will be released at the Japanese Theater, which opened directly from Nikkatsu on September 1934.

## Notes

1. the plots history is from an rare Japanese book about drama films history translated into English.

## References

This is a list of references for **Aihatsu Pass**. 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. ↑ nikkatsu.com
2. ↑ filmarks.com
3. ↑ japanese-cinema-db.jp
4. ↑ movie.walkerplus.com