People of Tokyo, Goodbye

Japan Release: 1956
Running Time:
61 minutes

People of Tokyo, Goodbye


Japanese Title

東京の人さようなら
[Tokyo no Hito Sayonara]

Distributor: Production:

Toho
Toho

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Live Action

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Alternate Titles

People of Tokyo, Goodbye
[Literal Translation]

 


Staff

Cast

Directed by Ishiro Honda
Writing credits Ishiro Honda
Produced by Ryo Takei
Music by Nobuyuki Kateoka
Cinematography by Isamu Ashida
Production Design by Kazuo Ogawa
Chiyo Oshima Chiyoko Shimakura
Shinichi Ono Shinji Yamada
Gensuke, Chiyo's Father Kichijiro Ueda
Natsu, Chiyo's Mother Noriko Honma
Nobuko, Shinichi's Mother Haruko Togo
Toshiko, Shinichi's Sister Keiko Yajima
Sachiko Yuko Kagawa
Ryukichi Motomura, Disherman Kenji Oyama
Kane, Ryukichi's Wife Teruko Mita
Ryokichi, Ryukichi's Son Takashi Ito
Jintaro, Sailor Kenji Sahara
Osaki, Policeman Yutaka Sada
Osaki, Anko Michiko Kawa
Taizo, Chiyo's Aunt Tateo Kawasaki
Watchman Keiji Sakakida
Fishermen Takashi Narita, Jiro Suzukawa, Akio Kusama
Priest Keiichiro Katsumoto
- Toyoko Koumi
- Shichiro Masaki
- Shuji Mitsuyama
- Katsuko Terauchi
- Tetsuya Tomei

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Background and Trivia

  • According to director Ishiro Honda, People of Tokyo, Goodbye was made at a time when Toho was "trying everything out". Thus came the idea to build a film around Chiyoko Shimakura, a burgeoning pop star who makes her film debut here. Even though the script was his own, Honda wasn't immediately comfortable in the song-heavy format. Still, during this period, "[I] tried my best at whatever kind of thing would come my way instead of rejecting something that might not have been for me," he said. Noted in Godzilla and My Movie Life, translated in Ishiro Honda: A Life in Film, from Godzilla to Kurosawa (ISBN: 0819570871).