28 July 1959 Adventure, Action 60 mins
Fifth Moonlight Mask theatrical film.
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Fumitake Ōmura as Juro Iwai
Shoei Nishikawa Director of Photography
Susumu Irie Lighting Technician
Shoichi Shimazu Director
Fumio Soda Editor
Shuichiro Nakamura Art Direction
Hirooki Ogawa Original Music Composer
Kōhan Kawauchi Original Story
Ichiro Kato Sound Recordist
Kiyoshi Oda Screenplay
Minoru Yamada Assistant Director
Japan 28 July 1959
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