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螢の光 (1955)
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A young woman decides to leave school in order to help her sister.
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薔薇いくたびか (1955)
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A Girl isn't Allowed to Love is a 1955 Japanese film directed by Teinosuke Kinugasa.
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新婚日記 恥しい夢 (1956)
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Chieko gets married and moves from Kumamoto to Tokyo when her boyfriend Saburo, who works for the Telegraph and Telephone Public Corporation, is transferred to Tokyo. Her husband's mentor, a university professor, moved to the United States, and she ended up house-sitting at his residence. However, it's the only house in the neighborhood with a telephone, so Chieko is exhausted from making phone calls all day long.
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女の肌 (1957)
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Set in the midst of the Satsuma Rebellion, this story depicts the sadness of a woman’s heart. Though she hates the Imperial Army captain who violated her, she cannot bring herself to hate him completely.
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お嬢さん先生 (1955)
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As she takes a position as a gym teacher at a girls’ school as a form of “life training” before marriage, what awaits her is… A coming-of-age story of laughter and tears that unfolds at this all-girls’ school, revolving around a rookie teacher.
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長崎の夜 (1955)
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A mysterious magician with a Japanese mother who came to Nagasaki’s Nankin-machi from the mainland in search of his father’s killer.
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新妻の寝ごと (1956)
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Keita, who had been taken along as a cover for his father-in-law’s affair, was discovered by his new wife when she unexpectedly showed up while he was sharing a room with a geisha.
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スタジオは大騒ぎ (1956)
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An entertainment film set in a movie studio, featuring songs and hidden talents performed by male and female stars.
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地獄花 (1957)
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Period drama based on the novel by Saisei Murō.
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いとはん物語 (1957)
Character: Kikuko
Based on the original work by Shuji Hojo, Itohan Monogatari depicts the fate of a clumsy and kind-hearted woman in the Taisho era.
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十代の反抗 (1955)
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A college student falls in love with a notorious delinquent girl.
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火花 (1956)
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A heartbroken beauty has slipped into the ranks of the "Golden Horse" circus troupe. The circus's two star performers, vying for her affection, face off on a perilous trapeze, staking their love and friendship on the outcome.
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娘の修学旅行 (1956)
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An uproarious human-interest comedy about the love between a father and daughter of a good-natured sandwich man, set against the backdrop of the glamorous Ginza district!
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赤胴鈴之助 鬼面党退治 (1957)
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The heroic warrior uses his magical powers and great sword skills to battle a criminal gang who all wear devil outfits.
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高校生と殺人犯 (1956)
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A high school student who loves detective stories finds himself transporting a woman’s body in the middle of the night. A hilarious thriller about a group of six close friends who form a “Murder Club”.
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不敵な男 (1958)
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A young offender who is already guilty of many crimes is sentenced again for rape. Upon his release from prison, a year later, the victim waits to kill him.
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紙芝居昭和史 黄金バットがやって来る (1972)
Character: Kiyoko
The dramatized tale of the 1935 creation of Japan's first superhero, the "Golden Bat", alongside the changes during and after the Second World War, not just to the hero himself, but the art of "kamishibai" picture stories that he originated from.
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南氏大いに惑う (1958)
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Directed by Edagawa Hiroshi, this film stars Funakoshi Eiji and Kawakami Yasuko.
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夜の河 (1956)
Character: Atsuko Takemura
In Kyoto a young kimono maker with traditional ideas gets involved with a married professor.
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あこがれの練習船 (1956)
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A youthful film filled with youth and passion, set against the backdrop of the ocean and filled with admiration for a dynamic young man and the heart of a girl whose eyes are filled with pure love!
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Tora! Tora! Tora! (1970)
Character: Geisha in Kagoshima
In the summer of 1941, the United States and Japan seem on the brink of war after constant embargos and failed diplomacy come to no end. "Tora! Tora! Tora!", named after the code words used by the lead Japanese pilot to indicate they had surprised the Americans, covers the days leading up to the attack on Pearl Harbor, which plunged America into the Second World War.
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