Ichikawa Ebijuro stars in this kaibyo story concerning a ghost-cat named Akakabe Daimyojin, which would be re-filmed in 1938. The story may derive from a version of the bakeneko legend of Saga, in which the ghost-cat was deified as a daimyojin ("powerful entity").
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Japan 01 June 1914
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21 January 1914
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30 May 1914
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22 January 1914
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10 April 1914
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26 September 1914
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