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Nihon Meisaku Kaidan Gekijō: Kaidan Tone no Watashi

1979, Japanese. Directed by Tokuzō Tanaka.

In a castle town in Oshu, the tyrannical Hikoemon Nomura keeps his second wife, Otoku, confined indoors. When Hikoemon’s brother Seijirō tries to assault Otoku and is stopped by the servant Jihei, he accuses them of an affair. Enraged, Hikoemon blinds Jihei and kills Otoku. Surviving, Jihei swears revenge and reappears seven years later at the Tone River crossing.

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Released
25 July 1979
Original title
日本名作怪談劇場 怪談 利根の渡
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Nihon Meisaku Kaidan Gekijō: Kaidan Tone no Watashi (1979) was directed by Tokuzō Tanaka and stars Jun Funato, Yayoi Watanabe, Ippei Souda.

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