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Marriageable Age 

The three Matsunami sisters navigate adulthood and the complex social pressures of finding a husband while living under their traditional father’s roof. As they balance their personal desires against the family's obsession with status, their search for "marriageable age" stability is complicated by secret affairs and the cold reality of arranged matches. They must ultimately decide whether to conform to the rigid expectations of their upper-class upbringing or break away to pursue their own independence.
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The three Matsunami sisters navigate adulthood and the complex social pressures of finding a husband while living under their traditional father’s roof. As they balance their personal desires against the family's obsession with status, their search for "marriageable age" stability is complicated by secret affairs and the cold reality of arranged matches. They must ultimately decide whether to conform to the rigid expectations of their upper-class upbringing or break away to pursue their own independence.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Kōzaburō Yoshimura
Written By:Yōko Mizuki
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Daiei Film

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Kōzaburō Yoshimura

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Machiko Kyō

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Eiji Funakoshi

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Ayako Wakao

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Hitomi Nozoe

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Mieko Takamine

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Tanie Kitabayashi

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Akihiko Katayama

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Hiromi Ichida

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Shizuo Chūjō

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Keiko Yumi

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Yuko Miki

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