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From the opening theme song to the grand finale, you know that you have found something special as this exciting movie stars the great Misora Hibari in one of her most memorable performances as she plays Shintaro and Oharu, a brother and sister, the children of a lumber dealer who had been murdered by the evil boss Kumagoro who plots to take over Shintaro's family business with the help of a corrupt deputy who has fooled the family into believing that he is on their side.
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From the opening theme song to the grand finale, you know that you have found something special as this exciting movie stars the great Misora Hibari in one of her most memorable performances as she plays Shintaro and Oharu, a brother and sister, the children of a lumber dealer who had been murdered by the evil boss Kumagoro who plots to take over Shintaro's family business with the help of a corrupt deputy who has fooled the family into believing that he is on their side.
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Written By:Gorō Tanada
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Toei Company
Cast
Eiichi Kudō
Director
Hibari Misora
Shintaro / Oharu
Tomisaburō Wakayama
Kanbei Yamashiro
Michiko Hoshi
Itchubushi Ocho
Isao Yamagata
Iidaya Kumagoro
Tomiyasu Ikeda
Fujihachi
Mitsuko Yoshikawa
Osai
Haruo Tanaka
Yumatsu
Kunio Kaga
Kito Heizaemon
Ryūji Shinagawa
Kiyonosuke
Shunya Wazaki
Senkichi
Yataro Kurokawa
Daisaku Kimura, constable
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