03 January 1959 Drama, Comedy 86 mins
Kazuko and Umeko have been friends since college. They are modern businesswomen who have many obligations in life and are not ready for marriage. Their families think differently and strive to arrange their personal happiness.
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Ayako Wakao as Kazuko Aota
Shin Saburi as Gosuke Aota
Machiko Kyō as Umeko Ichige
Hiroshi Kawaguchi as Kataoka
Eiji Funakoshi as Torao Ichige
Hitomi Nozoe as Michiko Aota
Kenji Sugawara as Watanabe
Kumeko Urabe as Restaurant owner
Jirō Tamiya as Salesman
Mantarō Ushio as Clothing shop owner
Eiko Miyoshi as Watanabe's mother
Bontarō Miake as Miyamoto
Taro Marui as Student
Mayumi Kurata as Office lady
Hikaru Hoshi as Sales manager Ito
Kokinji Katsura as Takechi
Kon Ichikawa Screenplay
Natto Wada Writer
Kon Ichikawa Director
Setsuo Kobayashi Director of Photography
Kazuo Funahashi Screenplay
Setsuo Tsukahara Original Music Composer
Kon Ichikawa Story
Tatsuji Nakashizu Editor
Kazuyoshi Takeda Producer
Anata to watashi no aikotoba: Sayônara, konnichiwa Trailer
Goodbye - Good Day Trailer
Japan 03 January 1959
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