Kosuzume Toge
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Directed byKoroku Numata
Written byRokuhei Susukita
Starring
- Banya Ichikawa
- Shinpei Takagi
- Tamataro Ichikawa
- Kaoru Akiyoshi
- Tsumasaburo Bando
CinematographySaichiro Hashimoto
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| Directed by | Koroku Numata |
| Written by | Rokuhei Susukita |
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| Cinematography | Saichiro Hashimoto |
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Running time | 39 minutes (Digital Meme DVD) 48 minutes (Disk Plan DVD) |
| Country | Japan |
| Language | Japanese |
Kosuzume Tōge (小雀峠, Kosuzume Pass) is a 1923 Japanese black-and-white silent film directed by Koroku Numata. The film is notable as the oldest preserved film featuring jidaigeki star Tsumasaburo Bando,[1][2] appearing in a minor role, and one of the very few extant works featuring the period-drama star Banya Ichikawa in the lead.
