Takaharu Saeki Trailers
Kōgen ni ressha ga hashitta TrailerMysterious Thirteen Nights: Chapter 5 - The Mystery of the Skull Wife TrailerMysterious Thirteen Nights Volume 2 Trailer
Most Popular Takaharu Saeki Trailers
Total trailers found: 9
Mysterious Thirteen Nights Volume 2 Trailer (1971)
01 August 1971
This is the second volume of a ghost story TV series presented by Nobuo Nakagawa, Saburo Endo and Teruo Ishii.
Tales of President Mito Trailer (1962)
04 April 1962
Mr. Mito, a former president of an instant food company, with two young men’s help, solves the quality problems and wins a big ramen contract with a large Chinese company.
Kōgen ni ressha ga hashitta Trailer (1984)
29 September 1984
At a certain high school in Karuizawa, students relied on ordinary local trains for their commute, but with only seven trains running per day, missing one meant spending two or three hours killing time in town.
The Prickly Mouthed Geisha Part 2 Trailer (1960)
01 March 1960
Young geisha Kohana scrambles to realize her dream of bringing back her grandmother’s restaurant business.
The Prickly Mouthed Geisha Trailer (1959)
06 December 1959
Koharu, a young geisha, is in love with Kenichi, an apprentice carpenter to her father Masagoro. Their love life comes to a sudden halt after an argument between their two fathers.
Mysterious Thirteen Nights: Chapter 5 - The Mystery of the Skull Wife Trailer (1971)
01 August 1971
Fifth film of "Mysterious Thirteen Nights" series.
Moonlight Mask: The Monster Gorilla Trailer (1959)
01 April 1959
Fourth Moonlight Mask theatrical film.
The Desperate Trailer (1964)
18 April 1964
A noir drama depicting the downfall of a veteran detective who hates evil and falls into its depths. Ace detective Sugai pursues Chiyo, the mistress of a man who was arrested for extortion, and takes advantage of her weakness.
Run, Genta, Run! Trailer (1961)
22 November 1961
A touching story about a young boy, Genta, who bravely takes on life's challenges in hopes of finding a better life for himself and his sickly mother.
