Drama · Japan · 1963 · 1h 30m

We Are Salarymen

われらサラリーマン

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Director
Seiji Maruyama
Cast
Keiju Kobayashi as Head of Sales, Seihō Electric Yōko Tsukasa as Eiichiro’s Wife Jun Funato as Koichi Motohashi (Executive’s Son, Atsuko’s Lover) Yōsuke Natsuki as Hiroji Komuro (Eiichiro’s Younger Brother) Ganjirō Nakamura II as Seizo Komuro (Eiichiro’s Father) Mayumi Ozora as Atsuko Komuro (Eiichiro’s Sister)
Crew
Masao Tamai — Director of Photography Shûichi Anbara — Editor Hikaru Hayashi — Original Music Composer Kihan Nagase — Screenplay Eizaburo Adachi — Producer Tadahiro Teramoto — Producer
Synopsis

Eiichiro, a talented young salesman, grows disillusioned with office politics and returns to his family’s traditional tofu business, applying skill and rational planning to modernize it. Alongside his siblings, he transforms the shop into a thriving company, while his sister Atsuko overcomes social obstacles to marry.

Key Collaborators
Seiji Maruyama Director Masao Tamai Director of Photography Shûichi Anbara Editor Hikaru Hayashi Original Music Composer Kihan Nagase Screenplay Eizaburo Adachi Producer Tadahiro Teramoto Producer
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