12 December 1955 Horror 78 mins
Japanese horror movie from 1955.
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Tomio Ozaki Screenplay
Shoji Sugita Cinematography
Mikio Mori Art Direction
Tatsuro Jinde Original Story
Jun'ichirô Tamaki Producer
Masamitsu Igayama Director
Eiichi Yamada Original Music Composer
Mitokômon man'yûki: Yûrei jô no kuru otoko Trailer
Japan 12 December 1955
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