Great Bodhisattva Pass 2 Trailer (1936)
14 April 1936 110 mins
The sequel to the 1935 film Great Bodhisattva Pass
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Cast
Fujiko Fukamizu as Omatsu
Takako Irie as Ohama
Junko Kinugasa as Okinu
Joji Oka as Toranosuke Shimada
Junko Satsuki as Otaki
Denjirō Ōkōchi as Ryunosuke Tsukue
Kiyoshi Sawada as Heima Utsuki
Crew
Kanichi Negishi Producer
Kazuo Ikenaga Producer
Hiroshi Inagaki Director
Hirohisa Ikenaga Executive Producer
Torao Takeda Other
Shiro Fukai Original Music Composer
Gorô Nishi Original Music Composer
Kaizan Nakazato Original Story
Shintarō Mimura Screenplay
Hiroshi Inagaki Screenplay
Jun Yasumoto Director of Photography
Seishi Tanimoto Director of Photography
International Titles
Daibosatsu tôge: Suzuka-yama no maki - Mibu Shimabara no maki Trailer
International Releases Dates
Japan 14 April 1936
Production Companies
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