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IMDb19561h 50mJapan

This Is Home

雑居家族

Synopsis

Yasue (Todoroki) and Fumikichi (Oda), a married couple, have no children, but they take in children from other places and wind up raising three kids.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Seiji Hisamatsu
Screenplay & Story
Sumie Tanaka
Original Score
Ichirō Saitō
Original Title
雑居家族
Country of Origin
Japan
Spoken Languages
Japanese
Runtime
1h 50m
Production Studios
Nikkatsu Corporation

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Seiji Hisamatsu

Screenplay & Story

Sumie Tanaka, Sakae Tsuboi

Original Score & Music

Ichirō Saitō

Director of Photography

Shinsaku Himeda

Producers

Shizuo Sakagami

Literary Origin & Source Material
Novel:Sakae Tsuboi

Department Leadership Roster

Shinsaku Himeda

Director of Photography

Shizuo Sakagami

Producer

Sumie Tanaka

Sumie Tanaka

Screenplay

Seiji Hisamatsu

Seiji Hisamatsu

Director

Official cinematic photography and background stills for This Is Home.

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Frequently Asked Questions About This Is Home

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

What is This Is Home about?

Yasue (Todoroki) and Fumikichi (Oda), a married couple, have no children, but they take in children from other places and wind up raising three kids.

Who directed This Is Home?

This Is Home was directed by Seiji Hisamatsu.

Who stars in This Is Home?

The principal cast of This Is Home includes Masao Oda, Yukiko Todoroki, Michiyo Aratama, Terumi Niki, Yukihiko Sugi.

When was This Is Home released and how long is it?

This Is Home was released in 1956 with a total runtime of 1h 50m.

Who composed the musical score for This Is Home?

The original motion picture soundtrack for This Is Home was composed by Ichirō Saitō.

Is This Is Home based on a book or true story?

This Is Home is adapted from the following source material: Novel: "Sakae Tsuboi".