Toru Nishikawa Trailers
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Most Popular Toru Nishikawa Trailers
Total trailers found: 16
Between Yesterday and Tomorrow Trailer (1954)
15 June 1954
A young man hands in his notice at work and breaks up with his girlfriend in order to pursue his true nature and dream of shaping the world according to his own desires.
Young Miss Executive Trailer (1953)
29 December 1953
A President of the confectionery company announced his retirement, and his sixteen year old granddaughter, Madoka was ordered to be a new head.
Our Chief, Our Doctor Trailer (1952)
15 February 1952
It chronicles the experiences of a neighbourhood doctor, whose taste for tonkatsu (a popular Japanese dish, similar to a pork schnitzel) earns him the nickname ‘the pork cutlet prince’ (‘Tonkatsu Taisho’, the film’s Japanese title) from the affectionate residents of the tenement in which he lives.
Dancing Girls of Izu Trailer (1954)
31 March 1954
While traveling alone through the scenic Izu Peninsula, a lonely Tokyo student named Mizuhara encounters a troupe of itinerant performers and develops a bittersweet first-love attachment to a young dancer named Kaoru.
Tekirei san'nin musume Trailer (1951)
30 November 1951
The Matsukawa family lived modestly as a close-knit trio of mother and daughters, relying on the income from the younger daughter, Motoko, who worked at a Western-style clothing store in Ginza, and their meager savings.
Sad Whistling Trailer (1949)
24 October 1949
A young girl searches for her long-lost brother in postwar Tokyo, clinging to hope and music amid the rubble of a broken Japan.
White Blaze Trailer (1958)
04 March 1958
A masterpiece depicting the true feelings, grief and joy of a woman. An adaptation of the novel of the same name by Yasushi Inoue.
A Glimpse of a Flower Trailer (1950)
03 November 1950
Kiyoshi, a struggling pianist, and Sachiko, an aspiring ballerina, harbour a faint affection for one another.
Oh Citizens! Trailer (1948)
16 November 1948
Maruya Ginzo, an antiques enthusiast and a wealthy man, buys an uninhabited island called Namazu-jima, mistaking it for Numazu-jima tea bowls.
