07 December 1958 Drama 83 mins
A story set in a small harmonica factory in Kita-Senju that celebrates the love lives of young workers.
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Miyuki Kuwano as Chiyoe
Toyozō Yamamoto as Shoichi
Fumio Watanabe as Ishida
Reiko Hitomi as Haru
Kazuo Inoue Director
Katsumoto Saotome Original Story
Yoji Yamada Screenplay
Masaru Baba Screenplay
Ashita o tsukuru shôjo Trailer
Japan 07 December 1958
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17 January 1958
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31 July 1958
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