Silver Snake Iwashiya Trailer

Silver Snake Iwashiya Trailer (1956)

24 May 1956 84 mins

1956 Japanese film, originally released in two parts.

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Wahei Hoshino

Wahei Hoshino Executive Producer

Hitomi Takagaki

Hitomi Takagaki Original Story

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