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The Man Who Came to the Harbor Festival

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Japanese / 89 MIN. / 1961

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The Synopsis

A traveling troupe arrives in a lively southern port town during the Tanabata festival, led by the mysterious swordsman Daigorō, whose incredible skill quickly makes him a local sensation. Beneath his fierce persona, however, he hides a tragic past: he is actually Hikōichi, a fisherman who lost his beloved Oyū to a cruel feudal lord years earlier. Reunited during the festival under the stars of Tanabata, the two lovers attempt to reclaim their happiness, but the lord’s jealousy and deception lead them toward a heartbreaking fate.

The Cast

Ryutaro OtomoSatomi OkaShinobu ChiharaHiromi HanazonoShunji SakaiMichitarō MizushimaIchirō IzawaYoshiya BandoMiyuki MizuharaYachiyo KirishimaAkemi MisawaToyo TakahashiSonosuke Sawamura

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