The Husband Wore the Apron Trailer

The Husband Wore the Apron Trailer (1958)

18 March 1958 Drama, Comedy 99 mins

In the Okawa household, Miharu is the breadwinner, while her husband, Soma, handles the domestic chores. One day, a poor student couple moves into their home. Things get even more complicated after their cousin, Matsue, runs away from home after a fight with her husband.

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Cast

Yumeji Tsukioka

as Miharu Okawa

Shirō Ōsaka

as Soma Okawa

Ruriko Asaoka

as Noriko Kurata

Masumi Okada

as Tatsuo Kurata

Hisako Yamane

as Matsue Honda

Kyōji Aoyama

as Akira Kawachi

Hiroyuki Nagato

as Senzo Tarui

Yoshiko Okano

as Mineko Tarui

Hiroshi Nihon'yanagi

as Keizo Namiki

Kotoe Hatsui

as Teiko Namiki

Tōru Abe

as Katsumi Okazoe

Kaoru Kusuda

as Fumie Okazoe

Yoyo Miyata

as Heiroku

Shin Morikawa

as Shoji Honda

Fudeko Tanaka

as Heiroku's wife

Crew

Seitaro Omori

Original Music Composer

Kazumi Iwasa

Kazumi Iwasa Director of Photography

Ko Fujibayashi

Ko Fujibayashi Lighting Manager

Kimihiko Nakamura

Kimihiko Nakamura Art Direction

Nobumasa Fukushima

Nobumasa Fukushima Sound Recordist

Kinichi Kamei

Kinichi Kamei Production Supervisor

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