Let Us Love Trailer (1967)
11 March 1967 Drama, Music, Romance 82 mins
Melodrama based on a hit song of the same title.
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Crew
Kunio Sawamura Executive Producer
Shunichi Koizumi Executive Producer
Fumio Ishimori Screenplay
Mamoru Miyazaki Director
Keiji Maruyama Director of Photography
Masao Kumagai Art Direction
International Releases Dates
Japan 11 March 1967
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