A Zoo Without an Elephant Trailer (1982)

20 March 1982 Animated, Comedy 79 mins

In 1949, after the war, Hidé and his sister Myoko are poor and live in a makeshift hut under the bridge and do their best to survive. When Myoko recovers from an illness, he offers to take her to the Zoo to show her the impressive elephant that marked him during a visit when he was younger. He will be angry to find that there is no more elephant, replaced by a cardboard reproduction. Sankichi, a Zoo employee will tell him the sad truth about what happened.

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Cast

Masahiro Anzai as (voice)

Tadao Futami as (voice)

Tetsuya Kaji as (voice)

Hiroko Maruyama as Tomo (voice)

Yoneko Matsukane as Miyoko (voice)

Eken Mine as (voice)

Ichirô Murakoshi as Ikeda-san (voice)

Masako Nozawa as Hide (voice)

Ryuji Saikachi as (voice)

Fujio Tokita as Sankichi (voice)

Yoshito Yasuhara as (voice)

Crew

Tsuneo Maeda Director

Atsumi Tashiro Producer

Toki Udagawa Producer

Kuni Kawachi Music

Masashi Furukawa Editor

International Releases Dates

Japan 20 March 1982

Production Companies

Group TAC

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