Nijiko Kiyokawa Movie Trailers

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All Sold Out Trailer (1956)

14 January 1956

Schooldays Trailer (1957)

22 September 1957

Three college friends support swimmer Okubo through family and financial troubles. Junko, a woman he helped, develops feelings for him, while a former classmate reappears.

Tanuki Battle of Awaodori Festival Trailer (1954)

13 March 1954

A tanuki-themed musical.

Pleasant Company Trailer (1962)

07 March 1962

Doronko tengoku Trailer (1958)

23 March 1958

The Prickly Mouthed Geisha, Part 3 Trailer (1960)

07 August 1960

Popular geisha Koharu suspects that Yusaku, a handsome stranger she falls in love with, is involved in a robbery of precious diamond.

Kanebo Human Special: Pediatric Ward - Her devoted love saved Taro's soul Trailer (1980)

03 December 1980

Hatsuko, a nurse who was put in charge of Room Zero in the pediatric ward, couldn't believe her eyes when she entered the room.

Bravo! Five Men Trailer (1953)

13 May 1953

A parody of the Kabuki play about thieves, "Five Men of the White Waves".

Triumphant Song of Youth Trailer (1956)

24 October 1956

Swimmers Akio and Natsuko train hard for national competition while Natsuko struggles with family chaos — her father’s affair and her mother’s push for an arranged marriage.

Tomorrow's Happiness Trailer (1955)

12 February 1955

Storming Squadron Trailer (1960)

30 October 1960

1960 Toei war movie.

Secret Love Trailer (1962)

18 April 1962

A painfully sad woman's heart cries from forbidden love. A love triangle drawn by three stars of Japanese cinema: Keiji Sada, Miyuki Kuwano and Keiko Awaji.

Turtledove Trailer (1957)

08 May 1957

Film about a station master's romance with a young prostitute.

Hanayome no teikō Trailer (1958)

10 August 1958

Nonsense Detective Story: The Phantom Woman Trailer (1952)

18 September 1952

Monsoon Son Pt.2 Trailer (1958)

18 March 1958

1958 Toei movie

Dimple of Tokyo Trailer (1952)

15 July 1952

Buntaro, the president of a food trading company got tired of the day-to-day routine of life. The new secretary, Nobuko, suggested her "shacho-san" (the president) run away from the job.