Kappa no Sanpei: Ghost Operation Trailer

Kappa no Sanpei: Ghost Operation Trailer (1968)

19 December 1968 Fantasy, Horror 24 mins

Sanpei has opened the door to the world of the kappa.

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Cast

Yoshinobu Kaneko

as Sanpei Kawahara

Fuyukichi Maki

as Rokubei

Toyoko Takechi

as Sunakake-baba

Kiyoshi Kobayashi

as Narrator (voice)

Crew

Yoshiharu Aihara

Yoshiharu Aihara Director of Photography

Yasuaki Nakamura

Yasuaki Nakamura Special Effects

International Titles

Kappa no Sanpei: Yokai Daisakusen Trailer

International Releases Dates

Production Companies

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