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Amagi Pass
Japan in the 1940s. A high school boy went into a magic encounter with Ozuka Hana, a geisha (pub-girl) when he traveled through Amagi Pass. A mysterious murder took place afterwards, an Ozuka was held responsible. 40 years later, the boy, who became a printing shop owner, was visited by a retired policeman who came from Amagi Pass. The truth then started to reveal itself.
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Japan in the 1940s. A high school boy went into a magic encounter with Ozuka Hana, a geisha (pub-girl) when he traveled through Amagi Pass. A mysterious murder took place afterwards, an Ozuka was held responsible. 40 years later, the boy, who became a printing shop owner, was visited by a retired policeman who came from Amagi Pass. The truth then started to reveal itself.
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Genre:Crime, Fantasy, Thriller
Written By:Haruhiko Mimura, Tai Katō
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Shochiku
Cast
Haruhiko Mimura
Director
Tsunehiko Watase
Matsunojo Tajima, the cop
Yuko Tanaka
Hana Otsuka, prostitute
Mikijiro Hira
Kenzo Onodera
Yōichi Itō
Kenzo Onodera
Kazuko Yoshiyuki
Kenzo's mother
Kenzo Kaneko
Carpenter
Ichirō Ogura
Kenzo's uncle
Renji Ishibashi
Ryosaku Tsuchiya
Kirin Kiki
Ryosaku's wife
Jiro Sakagami
Sweet shop owner
Tanie Kitabayashi
Tea house's old woman
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