is a 1982

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directed by Yoshitaro Nomura.

Cast

Awards and nominations

7th

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* Won: Best Actress -

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Other adaptations

* ''Giwaku'' (November 13, 1992) on

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, starring Ayumi Ishida. * ''Giwaku'' (March 22, 2003) on TV Asahi, starring Kōichi Satō. * ''Giwaku'' (January 24, 2009) on

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, starring

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. *''Kokuhatsu Kokusen Bengonin'' (2011) (8 episodes) on TV Asahi, starring Masakazu Tamura. * ''Giwaku'' (November 9, 2012) on FUJI TV, starring

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. * ''Giwaku'' (February 3, 2019) on TV Asahi, starring

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References

1982 films Films directed by Yoshitaro Nomura 1980s Japanese-language films Films scored by Yasushi Akutagawa 1980s Japanese films {{1980s-Japan-film-stub