Tokyo Notes
- 1998
- 1h 35m
Overview
A 1998 performance of Oriza Hirata's play set in a Tokyo museum sheltering paintings evacuated from a European war, where family and friends trade quiet conversations that reveal loneliness, love, and social unease, amid growing tensions.
Details
- Director
- Writer
- Oriza HirataWriter
- Original title
- 東京ノート
- Status
- Released
- Release date
- July 1, 1998
- Original language
- Japanese
- Countries
- Japan
Cast
- Makoto AdachiShinya Akiyama (eldest son)
Satoko AbeTokiko Akiyama (eldest son's wife)- Hiroko MatsudaYumi Akiyama (eldest daughter)
- Kôji OgawaraYuji Akiyama (second son)
Takako YamamuraYoshie Akiyama (second son's wife)
Eriko WadaIkue Akiyama (second daughter)- Satoshi KobayashiShigeo Akiyama (third son)
- Yoko HirataEmiko Hirayama (curator)
- Minako TsujiMiyuki Mitsuhashi (art donor)
- Shu MatsuiKunio Ono (lawyer)
- Kazuhiko SakamotoYoshio Saito (Mitsuhashi's friend)
Kotaro ShigaTeruo Kushimoto (curator)- Kenji YamauchiTakashi Kinoshita
- Ruriko TenmyoHaruko Nosaka
- Kenichi AkiyamaMikio Hashizume
- Yukiko KizakiRika Teranishi
- Hideki NagaiEisuke Ishida
Hideki NagaiNao Suda- Nio TsukimuraFumiko Mizukami (female university student)
- Reina KakudateYuriko Wakita (female university student)
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