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Mayonaka no Yaji-san Kita-san (2005)
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2 April 2005 (Japan)
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Musical Duet
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Surrealism
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Wife Killed
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Gay Interest
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Edo
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hit and miss with some excellent comedy moments
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Cast
(Credited cast)| Tomoya Nagase | ... | Yajirobei | |
| Shichinosuke Nakamura | ... | Kitahachi | |
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| Sadao Abe | ... | Kin-kin | |
| Aja | |||
| YosiYosi Arakawa | ... | Spirit of the Dead | |
| Arata | ... | The Bartender | |
| Kumiko Asô | ... | The Wife of the Bartender | |
| Tasuku Emoto | ... | Non-non | |
| Arata Furuta | ... | Shimizu no Jirocho | |
| Itsuji Itao | ... | Naniwa Hotto | |
| Ryo Iwamatsu | ... | The Foreman | |
| Naoko Ken | ... | Datsueba | |
| Eiko Koike | ... | O-Hatsu | |
| Kazuma Kuwabata | ... | Naniwa Sando | |
| Ayaka Maeda | ... | Komachi | |
| Suzuki Matsuo | ... | Bearded Oiran | |
| Sarutoki Minagawa | ... | Vendor | |
| Aiko Morishita | ... | Landlady | |
| Kanzaburo Nakamura | ... | King Arthur (as Kankuro Nakamura) | |
| Katsuhisa Namase | ... | The Newsdealer | |
| Hiroaki Ogi | ... | The Tourist | |
| Nao Omori | ... | Tortured Samurai | |
| Akiko Saito | (as Akiko Saitô) | ||
| Yumi Shimizu | ... | O-Yuki | |
| Kotobuki Shiriagari | ... | Owner of the CD Store | |
| Riki Takeuchi | ... | Shonoshin Kimura | |
| Susumu Terajima | ... | The Policeman | |
| Satoshi Tsumabuki | ... | The Phantom Yaijrobei | |
| Kazuo Umezu | ... | The old man drinking tea | |
| Asami Usuda | |||
| Ken Yahagi | ... | The Tourist | |
| Tomomitsu Yamaguchi | ... | O-Chin | |
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Yaji and Kita: The Midnight Pilgrims (International: English title)
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One of those strange films that I like but find difficult to say 'why' exactly. Surreal, touching, bizarre, obscure, confusing, culture-bound - but also laugh-out-loud funny in parts. Having read other reviews I am not sure how much of the film I got, but this film had its moments, including strong performances all round, a distinctive look and feel based on clashing modern and Edo themes and strong primary colours, and a convincing love story propping it all up. I'd recommend it to anyone who has spent any time in Japan or feels an affinity with the place. I can only guess at what audiences with no experience of Japan would make of it. Probably not very much...