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Yotsuya Kaidan (1927) · 四谷怪談　前後篇

原題: 四谷怪談　前後篇

1927 · Kiichirô Satô · Japan

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ドラマとサイレント映画を軸にした 1927 年の作品。監督：Kiichirô Satô。

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