Hiroshi Moriya Sadogasa: Thank You, Sandogasa Trailer

Hiroshi Moriya Sadogasa: Thank You, Sandogasa Trailer (1961)

06 August 1961 Drama, Action 71 mins

When noble wanderer Moritaro saves a disowned merchant’s son from gangsters, he becomes entangled in a town’s struggle against corruption. Teaming up with a rogue monk, bold tea-picking girls, and even a reformed thug, he battles a violent crime boss exploiting local families. Amid betrayals and brawls, justice and solidarity triumph.

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Cast

Hiroshi Moriya

as Moritaro the Peak-Topper

Mie Hama

as Okitsu (tea girl)

Kiyoshi Kodama

as Ichigoro

Makoto Satō

as Nagagorō of Shimizu

Fumie Noguchi

as Ochō (fiancée)

Mutoshi Happa

as Ishimatsu of the Forest

Nami Tamura

as Omatsu

Takeshi Sakamoto

as Tetsunoya Tōzō (Boss)

Sachio Sakai

as Traveling Monk

Shōichi Hirose

as Highwayman A

Yutaka Nakayama

as Innkeeper

Masahiko Shimazu

as Kinta (Okitsu’s brother)

Jun'ichirō Mukai

as Ryūemon (Tea Merchant)

Crew

Jun Fukuda

Director

Shōji Utsumi

Shōji Utsumi Cinematography

Rokuro Ishikawa

Rokuro Ishikawa Lighting Manager

Hiroshi Ueda

Hiroshi Ueda Art Direction

Norio Tone

Norio Tone Sound Recordist

Masanobu Miyazaki

Masanobu Miyazaki Sound Recordist

Reiji Miwa

Reiji Miwa Producer

Teruo Maki

Teruo Maki Production Assistant

Ryô Kinoshita

Ryô Kinoshita Assistant Director

Seiji Tani

Seiji Tani Assistant Director

Masaaki Hisamatsu

Masaaki Hisamatsu Assistant Director

Kazutami Hara

Kazutami Hara Camera Department Production Assistant

Shin'ichi Ôno

Shin'ichi Ôno Lighting Production Assistant

International Titles

Moriya Hiroshi no sandogasa shiriizu-Arigataya sandogasa Trailer

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