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9.0 / 10(1 votes)IMDb19931h 50mJapan

Bokyo

望郷

Synopsis

In 1940, Kubota Shoten, which has been in business for generations, goes bankrupt due to the debauched lifestyle of its president, Kunimitsu Kubota. Subsequently, Kunimitsu moves back to his hometown and his children are sent to live with other relatives.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Kōichi Saitō
Screenplay & Story
Zenzō Matsuyama
Original Score
Reijirō Koroku
Original Title
望郷
Country of Origin
Japan
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
1h 50m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Kōichi Saitō

Screenplay & Story

Zenzō Matsuyama

Original Score & Music

Reijirō Koroku

Director of Photography

Yoshihiro Yamazaki

Film Editing

Akimasa Kawashima

Department Leadership Roster

Kōichi Saitō

Kōichi Saitō

Director

Zenzō Matsuyama

Zenzō Matsuyama

Screenplay

Yoshihiro Yamazaki

Director of Photography

Shigeo Mano

Production Design

Akimasa Kawashima

Akimasa Kawashima

Editor

Reijirō Koroku

Reijirō Koroku

Original Music Composer

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Bokyo.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Bokyo

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Bokyo about?

In 1940, Kubota Shoten, which has been in business for generations, goes bankrupt due to the debauched lifestyle of its president, Kunimitsu Kubota. Subsequently, Kunimitsu moves back to his hometown and his children are sent to live with other relatives.

Who directed Bokyo?

Bokyo was directed by Kōichi Saitō.

Who stars in Bokyo?

The principal cast of Bokyo includes Kentaro Akizuki, Naomi Hosokawa, Ken Tanaka, Keiko Takeshita, Kazumi Kawai.

When was Bokyo released and how long is it?

Bokyo was released in 1993 with a total runtime of 1h 50m.

Who composed the musical score for Bokyo?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Bokyo was composed by Reijirō Koroku.