Shishun no izumi Trailer

Shishun no izumi Trailer (1953)

05 July 1953 Drama, Comedy 88 mins

The long-awaited haymaking season has arrived on the island of Honshu. Work is in full swing in the fields, with young and old alike toiling away. For the young woman Moyoko and the young man Tokizo, it is more fun than work. Both are young, cheerful, excited by the shared anticipation of the harvest festival, and not yet aware that they are beginning to fall in love with each other. That is why the first timid hint of confession causes such turmoil in their souls and almost leads to a serious quarrel. Their quarrelsome aunts did the lovers a disservice...

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Cast

Ken Utsui

as Tokizo

Teruko Kishi

as Sodeko

Eijirō Tōno

as Nakamura, a policeman

Sumiko Abe

as Chonmaru

Tomo'o Nagai

as Yomoshichi

Tokue Hanazawa

as Kinsaku

Hiroko Matsui

as Tomeko

Miho Jo

as Tomoko

Eitarō Ozawa

as Village Headman

Yasui Nagata

as Assistant Official

Koreya Senda

as Priest

Chieko Higashiyama

as Retired Person

Crew

Minoru Yokoyama

Minoru Yokoyama Camera Operator

Ichirō Saitō

Original Music Composer

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