30 March 1974 86 mins
A youth movie starring Miyoko Asada that depicts a cute and lovely 16 years old girl who lives a bright and refreshing life with her purity. She helps at a boarding house in Kamakura where she met Hideki Saijo. Script is written by Shiro Ishimori and directed by Shigeyuki Yamane.
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Fumio Ishimori Screenplay
Takashi Kawamata Camera Department Manager
Shigeyuki Yamane Director
Kiyoshi Higuchi Producer
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Japan 30 March 1974
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