Blue Train Travel Alone Trailer (1982)

10 July 1982 Drama 90 mins

A film by Setsuo Nakayama

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Cast

Aoki Nana

Hiroshi Inuzuka

Yūsuke Kawazu as Ryusuke Iwata

Kumi Mizuno

Michiko Nagahama as Azusa Sasayama

Junichi Takagi

Sanae Takasugi

Crew

Setsuo Nakayama Director

Yoshi Yokota Script

International Releases Dates

Japan 10 July 1982

Production Companies

KADOKAWA

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