Masako Izumi's World on the Silver Screen Vol. 1 DVD

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Masako Izumi's World on the Silver Screen Vol. 1: Tokyo Night / Daughter's Season [Showa Masterpiece Library Vol. 114] [DVD]

Product Description

Contents Introduction

[Included Bonus]

Leaflet

[Bonus Footage]

Theatrical Trailer

A selection of hit films starring Masako Izumi, who enjoyed immense popularity as one of the "Nikkatsu Three Daughters," are packaged here!

The first installment of the series includes two films: "Tokyo Night," in which Masako Izumi brilliantly plays a geisha in Kyoto, and "Daughter's Season," a coming-of-age epic depicting the worries, joys, and friendships of bus girls!

[Film Synopsis]

?"Tokyo Night" (Released October 10, 1967) Color, Approx. 81 minutes, Cinemascope

A coming-of-age musical epic starring the popular duo Masako Izumi and Ken Yamauchi. It depicts a geisha who, feeling resistance to old customs, enjoys a free-spirited youth in Tokyo.

? "Musume no Kisetsu" (Released May 18, 1968) Color, Approx. 91 minutes, Cinemascope

A coming-of-age epic depicting the bright and healthy duality of women, intertwining the worries and joys of young women in the workplace, centered around the transition to one-man bus operation.

?Film Highlights?

?A selection of hit films starring Masako Izumi, who, along with Sayuri Yoshinaga and Chieko Matsubara, was one of the "Nikkatsu Three Daughters" and enjoyed immense popularity in Nikkatsu youth films during the 1960s, has been compiled for DVD!

?All films have been remastered for high image quality using HD negative telecine!

?"Tokyo Night" is a highly acclaimed film that highlights the beauty of Masako Izumi in her geisha attire!

?"Musume no Kisetsu," which depicts the youth of bus conductors shaken by the transition to one-man operation, also features a stellar cast including Ryotaro Sugiyama, Tamio Kawachi, Yasuko Kusama, Tomoe Hiiro, and Tatsuya Fuji!

[Cast]

"Tokyo Night"

Masako Izumi, Ken Yamauchi, Utano Sanyutei, Hizuru Takachiho, Yoshiko Nakamura, Minako Osanai, Koji Wada, Meri Tokunaga, and others

"Daughter's Season"

Masako Izumi, Ryotaro Sugi, Tamio Kawachi, Yasuko Kusama, Tomoe Hiiro, Tatsuya Fuji, Michiko Sasamori, Yoko Mizugaki, Hideji Otaki, Izumi Ashikawa, Tanie Kitabayashi, and others

[Staff]

"Tokyo Night"

Noboru Kaji, Screenplay: Akira Saiga, Music: Makoto Kawaguchi, Production: Nikkatsu

"Daughter's Season"

Director: Hiromi Higuchi, Screenplay: Akira Baba, Music: Masaru Sato, Production: Nikkatsu

[DVD Specifications]

1967, 1968 / Japan / Color / Main Feature approx. 177 minutes (including (Bonus features: approximately 5 minutes 42 seconds) / 16:9 (Cinemascope) / Audio: Mono / Single-sided dual-layer / 2 films total / 1 disc

*Specifications are subject to change.

© Nikkatsu

Distributor: Bestfield Co., Ltd.

Sales Agent: TC Entertainment

Contents (from "Oricon" database)

A selection of films from the many feature films starring Masako Izumi are packaged together. This collection includes two stories: "Tokyo Night," which depicts a geisha who rebels against old customs and enjoys a free-spirited youth in Tokyo, and "Season of a Daughter," a coming-of-age epic that intertwines the worries and joys of young women in the workplace, focusing on the shift to one-man buses, and portrays the bright and healthy duality of womanhood!