Kingorō no kaigun taishô Trailer (1959)
27 December 1959 Comedy 73 mins
Japanese comedy film.
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Cast
Crew
Mitsugi Okura Executive Producer
Morihei Magatani Director
Tatsuo Tomonari Director of Photography
Kenji Murayama Sound Recordist
International Releases Dates
Japan 27 December 1959
Production Companies
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