Gaijin-zuma (1973)
A white woman from America suddenly shows up at the house of a tea ceremony teacher who had promised to marry her when he was traveling overseas. Complications ensue.
Director:
Nobuaki Shirai
Writer:
Kôji Toshima
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Sarah Burnett as Martha Jean |
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Naomi Oka as Akemi Hosokawa |
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Kiyoshi Yoshida as Hisao Mimura |
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Mikiko Sakai as Shige Mimura |
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Chizuyu Azami as Maid |
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Hyōe Enoki as Jirô Hanada |
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Kôichi Mori as Kawamoto |
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Tadayuki Kitagami as Policeman |
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Kenji Shimamura as Middle-aged customer |
| Sound | Noboru Seta | Original Music Composer |
| Production | Akira Miura | Production Coordinator |
| Editing | Masanori Tsujii | Editor |
| Directing | Nobuaki Shirai | Director |
| Writing | Kôji Toshima | Screenplay |
| Camera | Shōhei Andō | Director of Photography |
| Art | Motozō Kawahara | Art Direction |
| Directing | Yasuaki Uegaki | Assistant Director |
