Made in Japan Trailer

Made in Japan Trailer (1953)

08 December 1953 Drama, Romance 97 mins

A love affair between a beautiful fashion designer returning from France and a naïve young judo player against the backdrop of Japan in the early post-war period, where new customs and old traditions mix.

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Cast

Fujiko Yamamoto

as Yoshiko Sunohara

Takashi Mita

as Tadashi Kurihara

Ken Uehara

as Akio Kanasugi

Mitsuko Kimura

as Momoko Kanasugi

Kisao Tobita

as Jiro Nezumi

Ichirō Sugai

as Artist Sakamoto

Fumiko Okamura

as Mrs. Kasada

Kenichi Tani

as Moustache man

Shiko Saito

as Gallery manager

Yoshio Takee

as Young man in office

Noboru Kusakabe

as Kodokan office staff

Ken Yamaguchi

as Dr. Tokugawa

Crew

Hiroshi Sato

Hiroshi Sato Lighting Director

Ken'ichi Nishii

Ken'ichi Nishii Recording Supervision

Yukio Mishima

Yukio Mishima Original Story

Yoshio Takami

Yoshio Takami Production Design

Koji Shima

Director

Seitaro Omori

Original Music Composer

Shin'ichi Nagai

Shin'ichi Nagai Director of Photography

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Production Companies

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