Waterfront Blues Trailer (1970)
Based on Shinichi Mori song
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Cast
Mariko Okada as Maki Kamijo
Shin'ichi Mori as Susumu Tajima
Kohji Moritsugu as Kazumasa Hirota
Mieko Nishio as Takako Hanamura
Tamio Kawachi as Chiba
Crew
Seitaro Omori Original Music Composer
Keiichi Uraoka Editor
Kōichi Saitō Director
Kikuma Shimoiizaka Screenplay
Hiroshi Takemura Director of Photography
Tadataka Yoshino Production Design
Hiroshi Nakamura Sound
International Releases Dates
Japan 03 October 1970
Production Companies
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