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Bored Hatamoto: The Mysterious Phantom Mansion

Bored Hatamoto: The Mysterious Phantom Mansion

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Bored Hatamoto film #17

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Budget

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Status

Released

Original Language

Japanese

Runtime

86 mins

Rating

0/10

Release Date

27 December 1954

Country

Japan

Cast

Utaemon Ichikawa

Utaemon Ichikawa

Chinami Katsuura

Chinami Katsuura

Misako Uji

Misako Uji

Akira Kishii

Akira Kishii

Saburō Bōya

Saburō Bōya

Hachiro Yamauchi

Hachiro Yamauchi

Kunijirō Yanagi

Kunijirō Yanagi

Kensaku Hara

Kensaku Hara

Chizuru Kitagawa

Chizuru Kitagawa

Shusuke Daimonji

Shusuke Daimonji

Kusuo Abe

Kusuo Abe

Nijiko Kiyokawa

Nijiko Kiyokawa

Mieko Takamine

Mieko Takamine

Eriko Yoshida

Eriko Yoshida

Ryūnosuke Tsukigata

Ryūnosuke Tsukigata

Kunio Kaga

Kunio Kaga

Kazuo Tokita

Kazuo Tokita

Eitarō Shindō

Eitarō Shindō

Koji Arima

Koji Arima

Ko Yamamuro

Ko Yamamuro

Osamu Koganei

Osamu Koganei

Mitsukazu Kawamura

Mitsukazu Kawamura

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