Ai no Noutan Trailer (1959)
28 January 1959 91 mins
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28 January 1959 91 mins
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Seiichi Funahashi Original Story
Yoshi Sugihara Editor
Masao Kosugi Director of Photography
Kihan Nagase Screenplay
Masao Katô Lighting Technician
Sachio Obi Sound Recordist
Mitsuo Kato Original Music Composer
Masao Kumagai Art Direction
Hideo Komatsu Producer
Tsuruo Iwama Director
Japan 28 January 1959
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