12 July 1964 Drama, Romance 86 mins
A nanny, played by Sayuri Yoshinaga, who lives and works in a Tokyo family, causes all kinds of waves with her outspoken personality and behavior in this charming coming-of-age blockbuster.
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Akinori Matsuo Director
Katsumi Miki Writer
Masayoshi Ikeda Music
Yōjirō Ishizaka Novel
Izumi Hagiwara Director of Photography
Mitsuo Onishi Lighting Director
Toshimi Katagiri Recording Supervision
Kazuhiko Chiba Art Direction
Shinya Inoue Editor
Koji Chino Assistant Director
Japan 12 July 1964
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