Five Gents and Karate Grandpa Trailer

Five Gents and Karate Grandpa Trailer (1968)

14 January 1968 Drama, Comedy 87 mins

"Shacho" comedy about the president of a salt manufacturing company.

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Cast

Hisaya Morishige

as Keitaro Takayama (Takayama Trading President)

Daisuke Katō

as Tsutomu Ariga (Takayama Trading General Affairs Manager)

Keiju Kobayashi

as Kenichi Honjo (Takayama Trading 1st Sales Manager)

Kei Tani

as Senkichi Akama (Takayama Trading 2nd Sales Manager)

Yōko Tsukasa

as Natsuyo Honjo (Kenichi's Wife)

Shoichi Ozawa

as Han Ping-han (Hong Kong Buyer)

Asami Kuji

as Atsuko Takayama (Keitaro's Wife)

Toshio Kurosawa

as Toru Tanaka (Takayama Trading Secretary Section)

Wakako Sakai

as Megumi Nakagawa (Takayama Trading Sales Department)

Keiko Sawai

as Obana (Takamatsu Geisha)

Yuko Hama

as Akiko (Club Elegance Mama)

Nobuo Nakamura

as Fujikawa (Atlas Motors President)

Yuriko Hanabusa

as Matsuno (Kenichi's Mother)

Kamatari Fujiwara

as Reiichi Nakagawa (Megumi's Father)

Seiji Miyaguchi

as Den'nosuke Kakishima (Atsuko's Father, Wealthy Man in Takamatsu)

Kawai Okada

as Harumi Nakagawa (Megumi's Sister)

Crew

Kiyoshi Hasegawa

Kiyoshi Hasegawa Director of Photography

Hiroshi Ueda

Hiroshi Ueda Production Design

Yoshio Nishikawa

Yoshio Nishikawa Sound Recordist

Hisashi Shimonaga

Hisashi Shimonaga Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Yoshimitsu Banno

Yoshimitsu Banno First Assistant Director

Boku Morimoto

Boku Morimoto Production Manager

International Titles

Company President's Prosperity Story Trailer

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