¡Ashita wa Sako Hana Sako
¡Japanese Movie
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[Machine Translation] In a bright village, in a green valley, a simple emotion reverberates! A duet song by Sayuri Yoshinaga and Akira Mita, the prince of the singing world, was made into a movie. This is a youthful sensation presented by Sayuri Yoshinaga and Akira Mita, the prince of the singing world. The duet "Tomorrow Will Bloom, Let the Flowers Bloom" echoing in the green mountains will be an unforgettable song. The story is about Hiroko Kohiyama (Sayuri Yoshinaga), whose boyfriend is a reporter for a weekly magazine, who is assigned as a public health nurse in the remote village of Himehora. The poverty and ignorance of the residents in Himehitora Village are unimaginable. Hiroko tries to change the unsanitary living conditions in the village, which has no running water, but the village is ruled by the head of a new cult-like religion called Sonodo Kyokai and the village chief, and even the doctors who have a heart cannot resist the trend. The village is ruled by the guru and the village chief, a cult-like new religion called Son-Do-Kyo, and even the doctors who have a heart are not able to resist the trend. In order to avoid a panic among the villagers, Hiroko hatches a plan... Included in the special features are the original theatrical trailer (*to be announced) and a photo gallery. Picture disc specification. Commemorating the 65th anniversary of Yoshinaga Sayuri's Nikkatsu debut.
Original Release Year: 1965
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