In this second part to The Yotsuda Phantom, Iemon's apparent success is minimized by his own feelings of guilt, the quickly mounting evidence, and Naosuke's constant hounding.
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Title: Shinshaku Yotsuya kaidan: kôhen (1949)
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| Kinuyo Tanaka | ... | Osode | |
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Ken Uehara | ... | Lemon Tamiya |
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Hisako Yamane | ... | Oume |
| Haruko Sugimura | ... | Omaki | |
| Chôko Iida | ... | Okura - Kohei's mother | |
| Osamu Takizawa | ... | Gonbei Naosuke | |
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Jûkichi Uno | ... | Yomoshichi - Osode's father |
| Keiji Sada | ... | Kohei Kobotake | |
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Aizo Tamashima | ... | Takuetsu, masseur |
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Ken Mitsuda | ... | Kihei |
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Yoshindo Yamaji | ... | Tatsugorô, detective (as Yoshito Yamaji) |
| Daisuke Katô | ... | Shinkichi | |
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Shigeo Shizuyama | ... | Samurai |
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Kenzô Tanaka | ||
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Haruo Inoue | ... | Clerk |
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In this second part to The Yotsuda Phantom, Iemon's apparent success is minimized by his own feelings of guilt, the quickly mounting evidence, and Naosuke's constant hounding.
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16 July 1949 (Japan) See more »Also Known As:
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THis is the second half of a two-part movie. It follows THE YOTSUDA PHANTOM. Ronin Ken Uehara and gangster Osamu Takizawa, have just killed Kinuyo Tanaka in a horrifying fashion, and gotten rid of a witness or two. They've sunk the bodies..... but apparently the lady's spirit haunts her sister (also played by Miss Tanaka) and Uehara. The murderers' plans gradually disintegrate under a a police investigation and Uehara's apparent insanity. Will Takizawa wind up killing everyone?
It's based on a play by Nanboku Tsuruya (1759-1829), a kabuki playwright given to supernatural and macabre themes. This was turned into a movie several times, beginning with a silent version in 1925. Although director Keisuke Kinoshita did not write the screenplay, he had a fondness for kabuki, and made a couple of other movies that show the form's influence, particularly THE BALLAD OF NARAYAMA; the strong moral components and violent themes seem to have resonated with him.