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Wagakoyue ni

1949, Japanese. Directed by Isamu Kosugi.

Born into a poor farming family, Yukie left home with her only son Ryokichi, leaving her grandfather Heisaku behind, to search for her husband Ryohei, who had run away. Ryohei was working in a coal mine in Hokkaido, but he was already living with a woman named Otami, who was pregnant with his child. With no time to wallow in despair, Yukie resolved to work single-handedly to support Ryokichi, but no matter how hard she worked, she could not provide for him adequately. Yet, thinking of Ryokichi’s future, she could not bring herself to die, so she took a job as a barmaid at Yamagataya, living on the premises.

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Released
30 May 1949
Original title
わが子ゆえに
Country
Japan
Written by
Yoshirō Aramaki, Yasutaro Yagi

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Wagakoyue ni (1949) was directed by Isamu Kosugi and stars Yukiko Todoroki, Akihiko Katayama, Bontarō Miake.

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