Weeds with flowers (1939)
Weed with Flowers
Top billed cast
- Teruo Furuya
Shinichi Himori
Sachiko Mitani- Toyoko Nakada
Shin'yō Nara
Seiji Nishimura
Shin Saburi
Setsuko Shinobu
Eiko Takamatsu
Kinuyo Tanaka
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