Yuriko Hamada Trailers
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Most Popular Yuriko Hamada Trailers
Total trailers found: 39
Escape Zone Trailer (1953)
19 March 1953
Shiro Yabe, a young gangster who boarded the second class on the Tokaido Line after finishing a dangerous smuggling transaction in Kobe, is next to a beautiful woman with a sad face.
Karate Sanshiro Trailer (1951)
28 December 1951
Shunsuke Washimi, a member of the karate club, misunderstands the affections of Chiyo, a lodging house girl who is in love with him and in the midst of a confusion challenges Yamauchi Tatsuhiko to a fight, forgetting the true core of martial arts, that should only be used as a selfdefense.
Police Precinct: The Pickpocket Killer Trailer (1957)
22 December 1957
After discovering a slaughtered corpse, the investigating team of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department began canvassing the area around the crime scene.
Sasaki Kojiro Trailer (1951)
26 October 1951
Director Hiroshi Inagaki's early version of the life and death of famed swordsman Sasaki Kojiro. Otani Tomoemon gives a brilliant performance as Sasaki Kojiro, who rises from humble beginnings to national fame, and a young Toshiro Mifune appears as the legendary master swordsman Miyamoto Musashi for the first time and essentially sets the standard for future portrayals.
The Blue Pearl Trailer (1951)
03 August 1951
The Blue Pearl depicts the interplay between a young man from Tokyo and two ama (pearl divers; literally “women of the sea”) in a superstitious coastal town.
A Visage to Remember Trailer (1948)
04 April 1948
During his summer holiday, Kawasaki Ryuichi (Ryuzaki Ichiro), a handsome engineer in his late twenties, visits his teacher and mentor, Professor Inagaki (Sugai Ichiro), at his seaside home.
The Fourth Lady Trailer (1948)
23 December 1948
It was the first time in six years that I was able to step on the land of my homeland, the land of my nostalgia.
The Skull Soldier Trailer (1992)
25 September 1992
Narumi, a man out for revenge with the powers he received and a bit of help from the one who saved his life, he creates the persona of Skull Soldier and attempts to discover who really killed his sister.
Portrait of Madame Yuki Trailer (1950)
21 October 1950
A young woman takes up her new job as the servant of a noblewoman and soon discovers that underneath her facade of luxury lies great unhappiness.
Those Who Make Tomorrow Trailer (1946)
02 May 1946
In postwar Japan, two sisters—a film studio script girl and a revue dancer—become swept up in the growing labor movement when workers around them strike for better conditions.
The Boy Detectives Club – The Glow-in-the-Dark Monster Trailer (1957)
11 August 1957
Sixth film in the Boy Detectives Club series.
Fighting Yasubei Trailer (1952)
30 July 1952
Yasube Nakayama left the clan and lives in Edo. One day, Yasubei visits his uncle Rokuroemon Kanno to borrow money from a moneylender in the amount of 13 ryo in order to save Oteru, the daughter of a merchant.
Vendetta of a Samurai Trailer (1952)
03 January 1952
Mataemon Araki, a renowned swordsman, helps a young man find vengeance.
The Boy Detectives Club – The Revenge of Twenty Faces Trailer (1957)
06 August 1957
Fifth film in the Boy Detectives Club series.
The Angry Street Trailer (1950)
14 May 1950
University students Sudo and Mori make money by picking up rich girls in dance clubs and conning them into giving them cash.
Lil's Return from Shanghai Trailer (1952)
04 April 1952
In pre-war Shanghai, a man falls in love with a mysterious woman, but she eventually disappears. Back in Japan, he is obsessed by her memory and tries to recreate the world he knew then.
Wedding Season Trailer (1954)
16 November 1954
Urban love comedy in which Koji Tsuruta, who works for the Tokyo Metropolitan Government's Parks and Greenery Department, plays love shepherd to a number of women, including his true love, Inako Arima.
Kisan Detective Story: The Mysterious Doll-Maker Trailer (1953)
29 July 1953
1953 jidaigeki directed by Nobuo Nakagawa of Jigoku and Ghost of Yotsuya fame.
A Long, Comic Story of Houses in Their Prime Trailer (1954)
17 March 1954
Soemon, the master of Gidayū-style madcap performances, has gathered the entire tenement block again tonight and is tormenting everyone with his terrible Gidayū singing.
Love Never Fails Trailer (1955)
01 April 1955
Two youths – the serious son of a Buddhist abbot and his rakish pal – quarrel over a restaurant keeper's daughter.
Jakoman and Tetsu Trailer (1949)
11 July 1949
In a village subsisting on it herring fishery, a one-eyed criminal named Jakoman terrorizes the inhabitants.
Settlement of Love Trailer (1956)
28 March 1956
Living in a house that has lost its man to the war a year earlier are the widow and her child. Four of the dead man's friends gather to have an anniversary wake.
A Long, Comic Story — Houses at the Summer Festival Trailer (1954)
05 May 1954
Hachigoro, a carpenter living in the Rakugo Tenement, is an honest and skilled craftsman, but he loves sake more than his three daily meals, and had even been barred from entering the Akasaiya shop where he worked.
The Wind Blows Twice Trailer (1952)
14 February 1952
Kanae, who broke up with her husband and moved to her uncle's house, met two men when her father, a university professor, collapsed.
New Wives’ Meeting Trailer (1949)
17 January 1949
Keiko, Kirie, and Toshi, a trio of close friends, go their separate ways after graduation, vowing to hold a “New Wives’ Meeting” once they are all married.
Kenji to onnakanshu Trailer (1949)
07 February 1949
Deep down, a dark shadow always lingered in the heart of Ushio, a young prosecutor who had made a name for himself by cracking down on organized crime.
Eleven High School Girls Trailer (1946)
21 August 1946
With his simple appearance, eyes shining with love and a sense of justice, and voice burning with youthful passion, the eleven students felt unexpectedly in each other's hearts that "this teacher will surely be our confidant," and looked at each other and nodded their heads.
