The golden duo of Yukio Hashi and Chieko Baisho. A film rich in a variety of songs, dances and falling in love to the rhythm of Yukio Hashi's song of the same name.
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Yukio Hashi as Ken'ichi Hatano
Chieko Baisho as Kazumi Kitamura
Kyōsuke Machida as Moto Shiroyama
Yoshiko Kayama as Murasaki Asuka
Chieko Murata as Taka Hatano
Akiko Santo as Hanayakko
Shinichi Yanagisawa as Yoshitaro Mizoguchi
Hiroshi Aoyama as Suzuki
Santa Ariki as Takagi, head of a police station
Ryokutarō Hanai as Mizuno
Mika Hatsuna as Reiko Takagi
Kumi Hayase as Mari Hatano
Chinpei Hayashiya as Rokuro Tashiro
Hideaki Komori as Saito
Umetsugu Inoue Director
Umetsugu Inoue Screenplay
Akira Tachibana Screenplay
Kenjiro Hirose Music
Kunio Sawamura Producer
Shizu Ōsawa Editor
Tadataka Yoshino Art Direction
Hiroyuki Nagaoka Director of Photography
Koi to Namida no Taiyo Trailer
Japan 30 July 1966
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