A Design for Dying Trailer (1961)

28 June 1961 Drama 110 mins

Shikiko Oba is nimble with her fingers and teaches dressmaking and designing. Among her pupils are Rinko, Katsumi and Tomie. Ginshiro, who is as shrewd as the shrewdest of the older generation of dyed-in-the-wool Osaka businessmen, steps into picture and Shikiko soon feels that he is indispensable to her. But the advent of a man in their midst breaks up the harmony that has existed among the four women, as gradually he forces himself on them with promises of love.

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Cast

Machiko Kyō as Shikiko Oba

Junko Kano as Katsumi Tsubota

Tamao Nakamura as Tomie Oki

Ayako Wakao as Rinko Tsugawa

Jirō Tamiya as Ginshiro Yashiro

Masayuki Mori as Professor Shiraishi

Taketoshi Naitō as Keita Nomoto

Eiji Funakoshi as Hideo Sone

Kazuko Miyakawa as Yoko Shirakawa

Hiromi Ichida as Model B

Mitsuko Tanaka as Waitress

Noriko Hodaka as Nurse

Sumiko Hidaka as Utako Ito

Kô Sugita as Kurata

Hisako Takihana as Kiyo, the maid

Chikako Hosokawa as Kyoko Ohara

Crew

Toyoko Yamasaki Original Story

Kōzaburō Yoshimura Director

Masaichi Nagata Executive Producer

Kaneto Shindō Screenplay

Jōji Ohara Director of Photography

International Titles

On'na no kunshō Trailer

International Releases Dates

Japan 28 June 1961

Production Companies

Daiei Film

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