Masakazu Tamura Movie Trailers

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Love in the North Trailer (1976)

06 November 1976

Japanese film based on the song by Harumi Miyako.

Women and Miso Soup Trailer (1968)

04 July 1968

Temari, a geisha, dreams of opening a small restaurant with her little brother.

Zettai tasū Trailer (1965)

28 May 1965

Nemuri Kyōshirō 4: The Woman Who Loved Kyoshiro Trailer (1998)

28 December 1998

Tamura Masakazu returns as Nemuri Kyoshiro for the fourth and final time. Gensai, an eccentric Ukiyoe artist, urgently requests Kyoshiro to kill his wife.

Chushingura〜Sono Otoko, Oishi Kuranosuke Trailer (2010)

25 December 2010

In the spring of Genroku 14 (1701), Oishi Kuranosuke (Tamura Masakazu), the chief retainer of the Asano family in Ako domain is shocked to learn that his feudal lord, Asano Takumi-no-kami Naganori (Tamayama Tetsuji), had stabbed Kira Kozukenosuke Yoshinaka (Nishida Toshiyuki), the master of ceremonies, at Edo castle.

Nemuri Kyōshirō 3: The Man with No Tomorrow Trailer (1996)

20 April 1996

In the continuing adventures of Nemuri Kyoshiro, noted film actor Tamura Masakazu stars again as the red-haired ronin with foreign blood in his veins.

Furuhata Ninzaburo The Resurrection Of Death Trailer (2006)

03 January 2006

Furuhata investigates a series of bizarre, seemingly random accidental deaths. He zeroes in on the suspected murderer, but loses faith in his instincts when the suspect is himself killed.

Our Love Trailer (1965)

21 August 1965

A school-themed story where everyone gathers around a campfire and cheats on tests .

The Wild Sea Trailer (1969)

15 October 1969

Yoji Kitami, a fisherman's son, is a student in Tokyo. His father had died at sea and Taichiro, his brother, is sending him to the university.

New York Love Story Trailer (2004)

30 March 2004

Dosanko Trailer (1958)

01 October 1958

Two People in the Rain Trailer (1966)

16 April 1966

Yuki Takeshita (Akiko Nakamura) comes to Tokyo from a remote area of ​​Niigata in search of her older sister, Kiyo (Kyoko Aoi), whom she was separated from at a young age.