Bride in a Bathing Suit Trailer

Bride in a Bathing Suit Trailer (1954)

07 July 1954 Drama, Romance 90 mins

Katsuko, daughter of a prestigious inn owner, is urged into an arranged marriage with Keisuke, the nephew of a powerful businessman. She refuses, believing she already loves a man she once briefly met on a train. Unbeknownst to her, that man is Keisuke himself. A mix-up with photos leads to misunderstandings, but on the eve of his departure for America, the truth comes to light, and the two reunite just in time.

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Cast

Ryō Ikebe

as Keisuke Nakagawa

Hanayo Sumi

as Katsuko Yaoba

Ranko Hanai

as Kayo Yaoba (Jūbē’s second wife)

Kingorō Yanagiya

as Jūbē Yaoba (Katsuko’s father)

Yoshiko Tsubouchi

as Madame Yuri

Fumiko Okamura

as Miss Sugioka

Momoko Kôchi

as Chīko

Zeko Nakamura

as Bunsuke Tsukuda

Toranosuke Ogawa

as Sōzaemon Iwamura

Akira Takarada

as Masao Sakurai

Crew

Taiichi Kankura

Taiichi Kankura Director of Photography

Shinobu Muraki

Shinobu Muraki Art Direction

Kôji Kajita

Kôji Kajita Assistant Director

Ryôichi Itaya

Ryôichi Itaya Production Manager

International Titles

Mizugi no hanayome Trailer

International Releases Dates

Production Companies

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