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Princess from the Moon
Two poor, married farmers have recently lost their only child; after a freak visitation, they pry open an alien cocoon to greet their new daughter.
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Two poor, married farmers have recently lost their only child; after a freak visitation, they pry open an alien cocoon to greet their new daughter.
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Genre:Adventure, Drama, Science Fiction
Written By:Ryuzo Kikushima, Shinya Hidaka, Kon Ichikawa, Mitsutoshi Ishigami
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Runtime:121 minutes
Studio:Toho Pictures, Fuji Television Network, Toho Eizo Bijutsu, Tokyo Laboratory
Cast
Kon Ichikawa
Director
Toshirō Mifune
Taketori-no-Miyatsuko
Ayako Wakao
Tayoshime
Yasuko Sawaguchi
Kaya, the Princess Kaguya
Koji Ishizaka
Mikado
Kiichi Nakai
Otomo-no-Dainagon or Minister of the Military
Koasa Shunpūtei
Kuramochi-no-Miko or Minister of Culture
Takatoshi Takeda
Abe-no-Udaijin or Minister of Finance
Megumi Odaka
Akeno
Kyôko Kishida
Kōgō or Empress
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