The Prickly-Mouthed Geisha Goes to Sado Trailer (1961)

05 August 1961 Comedy, Music 87 mins

Koharu, a flamboyant geisha, unexpectedly wins a trip to Sado Island in a TV contest. She is accompanied by three people. Koharu had been dreaming of a handsome young man, but when she gets into the first-class car, she meets Tashiro, a pretentious young man with rimless glasses, Sugimura, who has a mean look in his eyes, and Ryuta, a young man she had a scuffle with in a boxing match the other day and hated. After countless misunderstandings, Koharu vows to defeat Tomoe-gumi's leader, Yamada's gang...

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Cast

Hibari Misora as Koharu

Crew

Katsuya Susaki Screenplay

Kunio Watanabe Screenplay

Kunio Watanabe Director

Takashi Watanabe Director of Photography

Hisashi Kase Sound Recordist

Koichi Kamiya Lighting Technician

Teruo Kondo Art Direction

Fumio Soda Editor

Masao Yoneyama Original Music Composer

International Titles

Hibari Folk Song Journey Series: A Gentle Artist Goes to Sado Trailer

Hibari min'yō no tabi shirīzu beranme~e gei-sha Sado e iku Trailer

International Releases Dates

Japan 05 August 1961

Production Companies

Toei Company

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