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The Hill is Full of Flowers
A youth drama directed by Kiyoshi Horiike, who was adapted from "Young Tokyo no Yane" by Akira Saiga from "Oka wa Hanazakari" based on Yojiro Ishizaka. Miwako Kazuki left the English literature department and joined Toyo Critics. She was attracted by Noro, the editor-in-chief, whose wife died a few years ago and was now living with her two orphans and her old mother....
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A youth drama directed by Kiyoshi Horiike, who was adapted from "Young Tokyo no Yane" by Akira Saiga from "Oka wa Hanazakari" based on Yojiro Ishizaka. Miwako Kazuki left the English literature department and joined Toyo Critics. She was attracted by Noro, the editor-in-chief, whose wife died a few years ago and was now living with her two orphans and her old mother....
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Akira Saiga
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Nikkatsu Corporation
Cast
Kiyoshi Horiike
Director
Ruriko Asaoka
Miwako Kazuki
Tamio Kawachi
Masaya Nozaki
Hideaki Nitani
Teizô Noro
Akira Yamanouchi
Haruo Ishiyama (as Akira Yamauchi)
Sachiko Murase
Setsu Noro
Chōko Iida
Okuni
Tomo'o Nagai
Kenkichi Kimura
Midori Asakaze
Fusae Akutsu
Tatsuo Matsushita
Yûzô Takabatake
Tsutomu Shimogen
Takasaki
Toshie Takada
Hisako Iwamoto
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