Ghost of the 53 Stations
怪談五十三次
Synopsis
Kota and Kosuke, from the Hikyaku-ya shop in Edo, went to Kyoto. Contrary to their carefree appearance, they carry a secret letter concerning the Aoba clan from Kyoto. A samurai who calls himself Okuma Danemon joins them on their journey, and soon people begin to appear one after another, seeking to get a secret letter...
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Kokichi Uchide
- Screenplay & Story
- Shinji Kessoku
- Original Score
- Eiichi Yamada
- Original Title
- 怪談五十三次
- Country of Origin
- Japan
- Spoken Languages
- Japanese
- Runtime
- 1h 25m
- Production Studios
- Toei Company
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Kokichi Uchide
Shinji Kessoku
Eiichi Yamada
Tsuneji Mori
Kozo Horiike
Department Leadership Roster
Kokichi Uchide
Director
Shinji Kessoku
Screenplay
Kozo Horiike
Editor
Tsuneji Mori
Director of Photography
Eiichi Yamada
Original Music Composer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Ghost of the 53 Stations
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What is Ghost of the 53 Stations about?
Kota and Kosuke, from the Hikyaku-ya shop in Edo, went to Kyoto. Contrary to their carefree appearance, they carry a secret letter concerning the Aoba clan from Kyoto. A samurai who calls himself Okuma Danemon joins them on their journey, and soon people begin to appear one after another, seeking to get a secret letter...
Who directed Ghost of the 53 Stations?
Ghost of the 53 Stations was directed by Kokichi Uchide.
Who stars in Ghost of the 53 Stations?
The principal cast of Ghost of the 53 Stations includes Kōkichi Takada, Kōtarō Satomi, Atsushi Watanabe, Hiromi Hanazono, Kyoji Sugi.
When was Ghost of the 53 Stations released and how long is it?
Ghost of the 53 Stations was released in 1960 with a total runtime of 1h 25m.
Who composed the musical score for Ghost of the 53 Stations?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Ghost of the 53 Stations was composed by Eiichi Yamada.