06 December 1961 89 mins
Sugimoto Gonkuro is travelling along from Tosa to Edo. On his journey he will meet both good and bad people.
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Minoru Takahashi Screenplay
Shinji Kessoku Screenplay
Chūji Kinoshita Original Music Composer
Eiichi Kudo Director
Ko Matsui Director of Photography
Hideichi Yamane Lighting Technician
Toshirō Sasaki Sound Recordist
Shintarō Miyamoto Editor
Tsuneo Daimon Art Direction
Travels of Gonkuro Trailer
Japan 06 December 1961
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Albert and Corinna begin a camping site in their backyard and soon welcome a bunch of eccentric, love lost holiday goers.
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