Mukashi No Uta (Old Sweet Song) 1939 DVD (Tamizo Ishidai)

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Aluekoodi: R2

Ääni: Japani

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Set against the 1877 Satsuma Rebellion, two Osaka families navigate the radical social shifts of the early Meiji Era. As the merchant class ascends to economic prominence, the former samurai class faces a steady decline in status and traditional structure.

In the Meiji-era Semba district of Osaka, where the light snow melts in the lamplight, O-Mio weeps over a past love.

Amidst the vibrant colors of the era, a beautiful and elegant lyricism unfolds, centered around one lovely woman.

O-Mio (Ranko Hanai) lived a comfortable life as the daughter of the Hyogoya shipping company in Semba, Osaka. Her father, Jihei (Eitaro Shindo), was desperate to increase the company's profits by riding the wave of the times.

One day, O-Mio and her fiancé, Sakuji (Jun Fujio), helped O-Shino (Hisako Yamane) who was in trouble, and through that connection, O-Shino came to live with O-Mio. O-Shino, with her kind and lovely nature, adored Mio as an older sister.

O-Shino's father, Kohei Takuma (Kuroten Takado), a fallen samurai, lived a meager life with his wife, Osoyo (Tomoko Ito), making a living through piecework. Sakuji learns that Osoyo is Omi's birth mother and introduces her to Omi, but Omi treats Osoyo coldly.

She then chases Oshino out of the house after learning she is her blood sister and entrusts her to Sakuji...

*At the time, no Meiji-era streetscapes remained in Osaka, so location shooting was carried out in the Ise region, including Kuwana-tsu, Uji, Yokkaichi, and Yamada. The town of Senba was created as an open set.

?Released in 1939?

Main feature 77 minutes / Black and white

Audio 1: Japanese mono Subtitle 1: Japanese barrier-free subtitles

Standard size / Single-sided, single-layer

Bonus features: Still gallery

Original story: Kaoru Morimoto / Director: Tamizo Ishida / Screenplay: Kaoru Morimoto

Cast: Ranko Hanai / Jun Fujio / Eitaro Shindo / Kuroten Takado / Saburo Sawai

(C) 1939 TOHO CO.,LTD.

*Product specifications, contents, and design are subject to change without notice. Synopsis (from the Oricon database):

Omio lived as the daughter of the Hyogoya shipping company in Senba, Osaka. One day, Omio and her fiancé, Sakuji, helped Oshino, who was in trouble, and through that connection, Oshino came to live with Omio. Oshino's father, Takuma Kohei, a fallen samurai, lived a meager life with his wife, Osoyo, making a living through piecework. Sakuji learned that Osoyo was Omio's biological mother and introduced them, but Omio treated Osoyo coldly. Then, upon learning that Oshino was her blood sister, she chased her out of the house and entrusted her to Sakuji…