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The Woman I Called My Sister

Japan Release: 1957
Running Time: 67 minutes

The Woman I Called My Sister


Japanese Title

お姉さんと呼んだ人
[Oneesan to Yonda Hito]

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Alternate Titles

The Woman I Called My Sister
[Literal Translation]

 

Staff

Cast
Directed by Ishiro Honda
Writing credits Ishiro Honda
Produced by Ryo Takei
Music by Nobuyuki Kateoka
Cinematography by Minoru Kuribayashi
Production Design by Iwao Akune
Assistant Director Sadao Funatoko 		Michiko Inoue Chikage Ogi
Masao Ueno Hiroshi Koizumi
Chiyo Oshima Chiyoko Shimakura
Tatsuo Inoue, Michiko's Brother Akihiko Hirata
Yasuko Sakata Machiko Kitagawa
Matsu Toshiko Nakano
Yamazaki Tadao Nakamaru
Laboratory Director Sosei Iki
Shizuko Inoue, Michiko's Mother Rikie Sanjo
Masuyoshi Inoue, Michiko's Father Junnosuke Yamada
- Fuyuki Murakami
- Michiko Tsuyama
- Hideo Mihara
- Tachibana Akiko

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Background and Trivia
  • The full name of the movie, with the subtitle, is: "A Teapicker's Song of Goodbye - Sister Chapter: The Woman I Called My Sister" (別れの茶摘歌 姉妹篇 お姉さんと呼んだ人 - Wakare no Chatsumiuta Shimaihen: Oneesan to Yonda Hito).
  • A direct sequel to A Teapicker's Song of Goodbye (1957), being released a little more than a month after the first film.




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