23 December 1967 Drama 92 mins
Melodrama about the life of an unfortunate composer of the Meiji era, Rentaro Taki, who became known only after his death.
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Jin Nakayama as Rentarô Taki
Kōichi Saitō Screenplay
Hirokazu Ichimura Director
Yoshihisa Sakurai Screenplay
Hirooki Ogawa Music
Japan 23 December 1967
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