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Tsugaru Folksong

1973, Japanese. Directed by Kōichi Saitō.

A young girl is being asked about a man with whom she was keeping company, as her grandmother plays a lament on a shamisen. Then the focus changes to a couple arriving from Tokyo - the woman returning to her home, the man an escapee from the yakuza. The man doesn't seem to mind when the woman sells her favours to tourists at the local bar, just as she seems to take his attentions to Yuki, a blind girl, with equanimity.

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1h 43m
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Japanese
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Released
20 December 1973
Original title
津軽じょんがら節
Country
Japan
Written by
Takehiro Nakajima, Kōichi Saitō

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Tsugaru Folksong (1973) was directed by Kōichi Saitō and stars Kyōko Enami, Akira Oda, Mihoko Nakagawa.

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