Toyoko Yamasaki Trailers
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Most Popular Toyoko Yamasaki Trailers
Total trailers found: 10
The Shop Curtain Trailer (1958)
15 June 1958
The lives of a family of kelp (kombu) merchants in Osaka across three generations, spanning from the Meiji era through the aftermath of World War II.
The Corporation Trailer (1976)
14 August 1976
Tadashi Iki returns to Japan from a Soviet gulag 11 years after being captured during the invasion of Manchuria.
The Great White Tower Trailer (1966)
15 October 1966
The story contrasts the life of two doctors, former classmates and now both assistant professors at Naniwa University Hospital in Osaka.
A Design for Dying Trailer (1961)
28 June 1961
Shikiko Oba is nimble with her fingers and teaches dressmaking and designing. Among her pupils are Rinko, Katsumi and Tomie.
The Unbroken Trailer (2009)
23 October 2009
Onchi was exiled to posts around Asia and Africa due to his work as head of a labor union for National Air Line.
The Third Will Trailer (1963)
31 March 1963
A story about a wealthy family and the greed and selfishness of three daughters and relatives, after the passing of their old father.
3.11 A Sense of Home Films Trailer (2011)
11 September 2011
In memory of the Japanese earthquake on 3.11, each director presents a 3 minute and 11 second short film in tribute to those who were lost that day.
The Family Trailer (1974)
26 January 1974
Set in the post-World War II climate of the 1960s in Kobe, the movie explores the struggle for power within the powerful Manpyo family.
Bonchi Trailer (1960)
14 April 1960
Kikuji is the scion of an Osaka merchant family whose traditional power is matrilineal. Instructed by his overbearing mother and grandmother to give them an heiress for the family business, he stands by helplessly as his wife is thrown out of the house for producing a son.
Flower Shop Curtain Trailer (1959)
27 January 1959
The movie depicts the strength and resilience of a woman who spent her entire life as a merchant in Semba, Osaka.
