Beautiful Gonpati Trailer (1954)

03 March 1954 127 mins

A foot soldier from Tottori domain named Shirai Gonpachi showcased exceptional swordsmanship that even surpassed the domain's champion Honjo Sukehichi during a ceremonial match. Though Gonpachi was promised a promotion to samurai status due to his skills, Sukehichi's father Sukezaemon's intervention out of jealousy prevented this. In anger, Gonpachi killed Sukezaemon and, without realizing it, also mistakenly killed Tomoe, his lover's brother Tsushimo Uemon. Following this, he fled to Kyoto, seeking shelter at the "Murasa" inn operated by Uemon's aunt.

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Cast

Teiji Takahashi as 白井権八

Michiko Saga as お富津

Yukiko Shimazaki as 小柴

Yatarō Kitagami as 本庄助七

Hiroyuki Nagato as 本庄助八

Shin Tokudaiji as 津下友右衛門

Kodayu Ichikawa as 白井庄右衛門

Jotaro Togami as 本庄助左衛門

Satoshi Nishida as 仁礼兵庫之助

Hinode Nishikawa as 芸人松井源水

Shirō Ōsaka as 桜川小善平

Chieko Naniwa as およし

Jūshirō Konoe as 鵜飼の仁助

Reiko Kitami as 村雨の女将

Minpei Tomimoto as 三浦屋惣右衛門

Mitsuo Nagata as 村山座の座主

Crew

Tatsuo Ōsone Director

Hiroshi Mizutani Art Direction

Tadaoto Kainoshō Researcher

Hyōgo Suzuki Adaptation

Seiji Haji Original Story

Shigeki Sugiyama Producer

Shigeo Terada Gaffer

Hideo Ishimoto Director of Photography

Seiichi Suzuki Original Music Composer

International Releases Dates

Japan 03 March 1954

Production Companies

Shochiku

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