Quick Change Tanuki Palace
Dec 29, 1954 · 1h 39m
Director
Tatsuo ŌsoneOverview
This is a paradise of dream and illusion, a country of Raccoon Dogs. The Bat Tribe lives in a neighboring country took a young prince of Raccoon Dogs as a hostage, and try to take a Buddhist saint from the temple by force.
Cast of Quick Change Tanuki Palace
Hibari MisoraOhana
Chikako MiyagiKotaro
Keiko Awaji
Junzaburō BanRomanov
Jūshirō KonoeShimizu no Jirocho
Shunji SakaiPonkichi
Frankie SakaiJazz Tanuki
Haruhisa KawadaMiyakodori Kichibei- Torazo HirosawaMori no Ishimatsu
- Yoshito YamajiTarobei
- Mitsue NaraSinging tanuki
Atsushi Watanabe
Ichirō ArishimaYamiemon- Gokudo Azuma
- Choko Matsuba
- Hiroshi AoyamaKurosuke
E.H. EricRomanov's bodyguard- Santa ArikiRomanov's bodyguard
- Shuhei YamadaRomanov's bodyguard
- Hit OzoraJailer
- Akira ShigaJailer
- Emiko AkizukiFairy
- Chizuko AshiharaFairy
Kōkichi Takada
Crew of Quick Change Tanuki Palace
- Tatsuo ŌsoneDirector
- Shin'ichi YanagawaScreenplay
- Tatsuo NakadaScreenplay
- Tatsuo MoritaScreenplay
- 市川哲夫Executive Producer
- Tadashi ManjomeOriginal Music Composer
- Hideo IshimotoDirector of Photography
- Hisashi SagaraEditor
- Yoshihisa KawamuraArt Direction
- Masahiro FukuyasuSound Recordist
- Shigeo TeradaLighting Technician
- Kunio MatoiAssistant Director
About Quick Change Tanuki Palace
What is Quick Change Tanuki Palace about?
This is a paradise of dream and illusion, a country of Raccoon Dogs. The Bat Tribe lives in a neighboring country took a young prince of Raccoon Dogs as a hostage, and try to take a Buddhist saint from the temple by force.
When was Quick Change Tanuki Palace released?
Quick Change Tanuki Palace was released on December 29, 1954.
How long is Quick Change Tanuki Palace?
Quick Change Tanuki Palace runs 1 hour 39 minutes (99 minutes).
Who directed Quick Change Tanuki Palace?
Quick Change Tanuki Palace was directed by Tatsuo Ōsone.
Who is in the cast of Quick Change Tanuki Palace?
The cast of Quick Change Tanuki Palace includes Hibari Misora (Ohana), Chikako Miyagi (Kotaro), Keiko Awaji, Junzaburō Ban (Romanov) and Jūshirō Konoe (Shimizu no Jirocho).