The 26th Takarazuka Film Festival will be held for one week from November 21st (Friday) to 27th (Thursday)
Takarazuka Cinema Co., Ltd. Press Release: October 22, 2025 The 26th Takarazuka Film Festival will be held for one week from November 21st (Friday) to 27th (Thursday) Takarazuka was the “City of Movies”! A special feature on films that were once made at Takarazuka Film Studio!!
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representative Takarazuka painter who passed away in 2011 at the age of 88.) The Takarazuka Film Festival has been held annually since 2000, with its main venue being Cine Pipia in Takarazuka City, Hyogo Prefecture. This year, the 26th edition will be held for one week from November 21st (Friday) to 27th (Thursday). We would appreciate your help in introducing this handmade film festival organized by local residents.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/170579/3/170579-3-fb2e77b88a52c568ba138375c166877f-640×480.jpg From the in-venue exhibition at the 25th Takarazuka Film Festival last time. Takarazuka Film Festival: Three Concepts This is a citizen’s film festival that has been held in Takarazuka City, Hyogo Prefecture since 2000. We unearth and screen films made at Takarazuka during the heyday of Japanese cinema in the Showa era, as well as excellent domestic and international films that are rarely seen in theaters. We aim to create a film festival that can be enjoyed by both local residents and film fans. The executive committee is made up of a diverse range of citizens, regardless of age or place of residence. Takarazuka was once the capital of film! Once upon a time, along the Muko River in Takarazuka, stood the Takarazuka Film Productions, a film studio that played a part in the golden age of Japanese cinema. Equipped with two modern studios, an open set, and state-of-the-art facilities, the studio produced 176 feature films (commonly known as “Takarazuka films”) and thousands of television films. Masters such as Akira Kurosawa, Keisuke Kinoshita, and Yasujiro Ozu, as well as silver screen stars such as Hisaya Morishige, Toshiro Mifune, Setsuko Hara, and Yoko Tsukasa, could be seen everywhere around the studio. However, due to the decline of the film industry and a change in Toho’s film production policy, the company withdrew from theatrical film production in 1968. It switched to producing TV and promotional films, but was dissolved due to poor management. In September 1983, Takarazuka Eizo was established. It continued to produce TV dramas and other content, but was dissolved in 2013, bringing an end to its long history. To pass on the memory of the era when Takarazuka was truly the “City of Movies” to future generations, the Takarazuka Film Festival annually plans a special feature on Takarazuka films and unearths and screens them. What local movie theaters can do The venue for the film festival is Takarazuka Cine Pipia, the only movie theater in Takarazuka. This 50-seat theater with two screens is a rare publicly-funded, privately-run cinema in Japan. It was established by Takarazuka City in response to citizen requests as part of the city’s reconstruction plan following the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake, which devastated Takarazuka. It opened on October 29, 1999, four years after the disaster, on the fifth floor of the earthquake
reconstruction building “Pipia Mefu.” The Takarazuka Film Festival supports the theater, an important cultural hub for the region, while also exploring and nurturing Takarazuka culture and hosting a hand-crafted film festival with citizen participation. Cine Pipia will celebrate its 26th anniversary on October 29th. 26th Takarazuka Film Festival
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/170579/3/170579-3-85800db03b5f6e7038d1cf2cdf8af316-1911×2700.jpg ◎Cover design: Mizuha Kirihata (manga artist and illustrator living in Takarazuka) ) Takarazuka was the capital of movies! Special Feature on Films Made in Takarazuka ◆Takarazuka was the city of movies! Takarazuka Films was established in 1938, before the war. After the war, it relaunched as the Takarazuka Film Productions in 1951. Despite suffering a fire, a modern film studio boasting state-of-the-art facilities and hailed as the best in the Orient opened in April 1956. During the heyday of Japanese cinema, the studios fully utilized their cutting-edge facilities, producing a wide variety of films, from period dramas to musicals, their specialty, human comedy, and literary masterpieces. They played a part in the rapid advance of Japanese cinema and continued to support the golden age of cinema. The town of Takarazuka was home to famous directors such as Yasujiro Ozu, Akira Kurosawa, Mikio Naruse, Keisuke Kinoshita, Senkichi Taniguchi, and Hiroshi Inagaki, as well as legendary movie stars such as Hisaya Morishige, Toshiro Mifune, Kanjuro Arashi, Yuzo Kayama, Chikage Awashima, Michiyo Niiju, Setsuko Hara, Hideko Takamine, Nobuko Otoha, Hibari Misora, Chiemi Eri, and Yoko Tsukasa, and filming took place all over the town, making Takarazuka truly the “City of Movies”! ◆The 26th Takarazuka Film Festival will screen six Takarazuka films produced by the Takarazuka Film Studio, including Autumn at the Kobayakawas (1961), the only film shot at Takarazuka by master director Yasujiro Ozu, and the period drama Daibosatsu Toge (1966), directed by Kihachi Okamoto. The commemorative talk will also touch on TV films produced by Takarazuka Eizo, the studio’s successor company. The 80th anniversary of the end of the war special will feature the classic “The Life of a Outlaw,” starring Sonoi Keiko, a former Takarazuka Revue star who died in the Hiroshima atomic bombing, and the classic animated film “Grave of the Fireflies,” based on the novel by Nosaka Akiyuki. Other events include a “Literary Film Special,” a new film premiere screening of director Shiraha Yahito’s latest work, “Dousa Kitchen,” and a “Special Feature” featuring films related to movie theaters as part of “Aile the Cine Pipia,” as well as talk shows with directors Lim Ka Wai and Oda Kaori, with many guests in attendance. Enjoy the Takarazuka Film Festival. Screened works
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/170579/3/170579-3-e34e277e2f4562a13fed3925f03ea83e-2362×1661.jpg ●Takarazuka movie masterpiece selection Six masterpieces produced by Takarazuka Film Production will be screened at once! (C) TOHO CO., LTD. “Leave it to Big Sister! ” 1960 / Takarazuka Films / 90 minutes / Color / 35mm Director: Kakei Masanori / Screenplay: Kasahara Ryozo / Cinematography: Kankura Taiichi / Art Direction: Hamakami Hyoe / Music: Kozu Yoshiyuki Cast: Reiko Dan, Sonomi Nakajima, Noriko Shigeyama, Tadao Takashima, Makoto Sato, Kenji Sahara, Ichiro Kobe, Tatsuya Ehara ◆The “O-nee-chan Series,” starring Reiko Dan, began in 1959. This popular series depicts the crisp youthful lives of three modern girls, including Reiko Dan, in a comical style. The fifth of the eight films has been produced by Takarazuka. It depicts the playful and unusual journey of the three girls as they travel from Tokyo to Osaka for a women’s car race. In Osaka, the western ladies “Tonbori’s Channel Trio” (?) also appeared… “Autumn at the Kobayakawa Family” 1961 / Takarazuka Revue / 103 minutes / Color / DCP Director and Screenwriter: Yasujiro Ozu / Screenwriter: Kogo Noda / Cinematography: Asaichi Nakai / Art Direction: Tomoo Shimokawahara / Music: Toshiro Mayuzumi Cast: Nakamura Ganjiro, Hara Setsuko, Tsukasa Yoko, Niitama Michiyo, Kobayashi Keiju, Morishige Hisaya, Takada Akira, Kato Daisuke, Naniwa Chieko, Dan Reiko, Shirakawa Yumi, Sazanka Kyu, Fujiki Yu, Ryu Chishu, Sugimura Haruko ◆This poignant masterpiece depicts the story of the playboy retired head of the Kobayakawa family (Nakamura Ganjiro II), a sake brewery in Fushimi shaken by the changing times, and the children who inherit his business. Takada Akira plays the lover of the youngest daughter, Tsukasa Yoko. This is the only film directed by the master director Yasujiro Ozu, who was based at Shochiku, for Toho. It was shot on location in various locations throughout the Kansai region, including the platform at Hankyu Juso Station. It was a film commemorating the 10th anniversary of the founding of the Takarazuka Film Studio.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/170579/3/170579-3-74af657c0c46b0b93071949f4bc260f4-2799×2222.jpg Snapshots from the filming of “Autumn at the Kobayakawa Family” (C) Takarazuka Film Festival “A Woman from Osaka” 1962 / Takarazuka Films / 89 minutes / Color / 35mm Director & Screenwriter: Eizo Sugawara / Original Story: Kenji Mizoguchi / Screenwriter: Yoshikata Yoda / Cinematography: Seiichi Endo / Art Direction: Masatoshi Kato / Music: Seiji Hiraoka Cast: Reiko Dan, Keizo Kawasaki, Chisako Hara, Hikaru Mayuzumi, Eitaro Ozawa, Kyuu Sazanka, Kamatari Fujiwara, Jun Hatsukaze ◆A socially conscious drama about Ayako, a woman struggling with poverty and the breakdown of her family, as she braves adversity. Dan Reiko’s passionate performance vividly captures her inner self, as she seeks hope while being tossed about by love and suffering. Based on Kenji Mizoguchi’s “Naniwa Elegy,” director Eizo Sugawara’s realistic direction highlights the sadness and inner strength of postwar women. Takarasienne actresses Hikaru Mayuzumi and Jun Hatsukaze add a touch of glamour to the screen. “Chorus of Dawn” 1963 / Takarazuka Films / 92 minutes / Color / 35mm 3 Years After His Death> Director: Hideo Suzuki / Original Story: Yojiro Ishizaka / Screenplay: Toshiro Ide / Cinematography: Yuzuru Aizawa / Music: Ryoichi Hattori / Art Direction: Tsukasa Kondo Cast: Yuriko Hoshi, Akira Takada, Michiyo Niizuma, Susumu Kurobe, Satoshi Yamamura, Asao Uchida, Yae Kitabayashi ◆ This classic film, based on the novel by Ishizaka Yojiro and filmed by master director Shimizu Hiroshi before the war, has been remade for Takarazuka by Suzuki Hideo. Set in Kurashiki, this heartwarming story follows the exploits of a rookie bus girl (Hoshi Yuriko). The film also features a star-studded cast, including Takada Akira as the fellow bus driver, Yamamura So as the bus company president, and Niitama Michiyo as the bus girl’s office worker. A classic from the good old days, with scenes of a birth on a bus and the transport of film to the next cinema in the days of film. “Shikon Madou Daitornado” 1964 / Takarazuka Revue / 106 minutes / Color / 35mm Director: Hiroshi Inagaki / Original Story: Norio Nanjo / Screenplay: Takeshi Kimura, Hiroshi Inagaki / Cinematography: Kazuo Yamada / Special Effects Director: Eiji Tsuburaya Cast: Hakuo Matsumoto (Ichikawa Somegoro), Masaru Sato, Yosuke Natsuki, Toshiro Mifune, Yuriko Hoshi, Yoshiko Kuga, Kumi Mizuno, Mitsuko Kusabue, Jotaro Togami, Yoshio Inaba ◆ During the Summer Siege of Osaka, Jubei Fukami, who was about to commit seppuku inside Osaka Castle just before it fell, accidentally saves Osato (Hoshi Yuriko), who is trying to escape while carrying Toyotomi Hideyori’s son, Kunimatsu, and the two end up traveling together. The komuso monk (Mifune Toshiro) who saves him from peril tells him, “Don’t get caught up in the great tornado of the times and lose sight of yourself,” before leaving. Jubei and Osato become embroiled in a conspiracy hatched by Toyotomi remnants, and their fates take a strange turn. Ichikawa Somegoro (now Matsumoto Hakuo), who was employed by Toho at the time, stars in the film. “Daibosatsu Toge” 1966 / Takarazuka Films, Toho / 120 minutes / Black and white / 35mm Director: Kihachi Okamoto / Original Story: Kaizan Nakazato / Screenplay: Shinobu Hashimoto / Cinematography: Hiroshi Murai / Music: Masaru Sato / Art Direction: Takashi Matsuyama Cast: Tatsuya Nakadai, Michiyo Shinju, Yoko Naito, Toshiro Mifune, Yuzo Kayama, Kamatari Fujiwara, Ichiro Nakatani, Akira Nishimura, Kunie Tanaka, Hideyo Amamoto, Kei Sato ◆ Tsukue Ryunosuke kills an elderly pilgrim at Daibosatsu Pass, and the old man’s granddaughter, Omatsu, is rescued by a passing thief. Upon receiving a visit from Utsugi Bunnosuke’s wife, Ohama, Ryunosuke abducts her, beats Bunnosuke to death, and flees to Edo. Two years later, Ryunosuke challenges Utsugi Hyoma to a match against Bunnosuke’s other style of martial arts, but he turns out to be Bunnosuke’s younger brother. Together with Omatsu, he has been honing his skills in order to defeat Ryunosuke. When Ryunosuke learns that the pilgrim’s daughter is Omatsu, he… Nakadai Tatsuya plays a nihilistic character. ⚫️Opening Commemorative Talk Show Friday, November 21st, 1:40 PM (Free) “Let’s Talk About Takarazuka Films and Videos” Talk: Atsuro Kawachi (Chairman of the Takarazuka Film Festival Executive Committee, Literary Critic) Yoko Okazaki (Former Takarazuka Video Scripter) Special Feature Commemorating 80 Years Since the End of the War Keiko Sonoi, a former Takarazuka star, died in the Hiroshima atomic bombing. To commemorate the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, we will be screening “The Life of a Outlaw,” one of Japan’s greatest masterpieces starring Sonoi, and the classic anime “Grave of the Fireflies,” set in the Hanshin area. “The Life of a Outlaw” 1943 / Daiei / 80 minutes / Black and white / DCP (4K digital restoration) *Screened in 2K Director: Hiroshi Inagaki / Original Story: Shunsaku Iwashita / Screenplay: Mansaku Itami / Cinematography: Kazuo Miyagawa / Music: Goro Nishi Cast: Tsumasaburo Bando, Ryunosuke Tsukigata, Yasushi Nagata, Keiko Sonoi, Kamon Kawamura, Akio Sawamura (Hiroyuki Nagato), Kyoji Sugi ◆A masterpiece of prewar Japanese cinema, in which renowned cinematographer Miyagawa Kazuo used multiple exposure techniques to create a fantastical, poetic visual beauty. The film depicts the unrequited love of Matsugoro, a carefree rickshaw driver, for a military widow and her child. Bando Tsumasaburo’s performance, combining boldness and sensitivity, adds depth to the character, while Sonoi Keiko, a graduate of Takarazuka Revue, adds depth to the story with her elegant presence. Matsugoro’s single-minded devotion, which he maintains throughout his life, deeply touches the viewer’s heart. “Wheel of Fate: The Strange Fate of the Film ‘The Life of Outlaw Matsu'” 2020 / American-Japanese co-production / 20 minutes Director: Yamazaki Emma / Narration: Lily Franky / Starring: Miyajima Masahiro, Shirai Yoshio ◆A short film depicting the strange fate and restoration of “The Life of a Outlaw,” a masterpiece that will remain in film history. ★Talk: “Discussing the strange fate of the masterpiece ‘The Life of Outlaw Matsu'” Saturday, November 22nd, 2:40 PM, after the screening of ‘The Life of Outlaw Matsu’ Guest: Masahiro Miyajima (Director of
Photography, Supervisor of the 4K Digital Restoration of “The Life of a Outlaw”) “Grave of the Fireflies” 1988 / Studio Ghibli / 88 minutes / Color / Digital Director & Screenplay: Isao Takahata / Original Story: Akiyuki Nosaka / Character Design & Animation Director: Yoshifumi Kondo / Director of Photography: Nobuo Koyama / Art Director: Nizo Yamamoto / Music: Yoshio Mamiya Voice Cast: Tsutomu Tatsumi, Ayano Shiraishi, Yoshiko Shinohara, Akemi Yamaguchi, Kozo Hatta, Masayo Sakai ◆Summer of 1945. Their father is away at war, and 14-year-old Seita and 4-year-old Setsuko live with their mother. However, their house is burned down in an air raid, and their mother is also killed. The two seek refuge with distant relatives, but are unable to bear being treated like a nuisance and leave home. The siblings take up residence in an air-raid shelter, and begin a life of poverty but happiness… The anime, which recreates the scenery of the Hanshin area at the time and closely follows Akiyuki Nosaka’s original work, has received high praise both at home and abroad. (C) Akiyuki Nosaka/Shinchosha, 1988 ★Talk: “Akiyuki Nosaka and ‘Grave of the Fireflies'” Sunday, November 23rd, 12:05 PM, after the screening of “Grave of the Fireflies” Guest: Atsuro Kawachi (Chairman of the Takarazuka Film Festival Executive Committee, Literary Critic) Literary Film Special Two literary films will be screened: “The Sound of Waves,” a masterpiece based on a novel by Yukio Mishima, who celebrated the 100th anniversary of his birth, and “Rikyu” (based on a novel by Yaeko Nogami), featuring a special appearance by Motonaga Sadamasa, a painter who once lived in Takarazuka and passed away in 2011 at the age of 88. “The Sound of Waves” 1964 / Nikkatsu / 81 minutes / Color / Digital Director: Kenjiro Morinaga / Original work: Yukio Mishima / Screenplay: Goro Tanada, Katsuhito Sudo /
Cinematography: Umeo Matsuhashi / Art Direction: Ichiro Nishii / Music: Atsushi Nakabayashi Cast: Sayuri Yoshinaga, Mitsuo Hamada, Nijiko Kiyokawa, Kenjiro Ishiyama, Ichiro Sugai, Kayo Matsuo, Shimoichiro Maeno, Toyo Takahashi, Masao Shimizu ◆ This is the second film adaptation of Yukio Mishima’s masterpiece, which has been made five times already. At the time, it was a huge hit starring Sayuri Yoshinaga and Mitsuo Hamada, a duo wildly popular for their pure love and youthful films. Set on a small island in Ise Bay, this
coming-of-age romance depicts the love between two young people unfolding amidst the rugged wilderness. The film is chock-full of the healthy, refreshing charm of 19-year-old Yoshinaga, in the prime of her youth. The music, which makes effective use of the guitar, also makes this a compelling film. “Rikyu” 1989 / Shochiku / 135 minutes / 35mm 監督・脚本：勅使河原宏／原作：野上彌生子／脚本：赤瀬川原平／撮影：森田富士郎／音楽：武満徹／美術：西岡善信、重田重盛 出演：三國連太郎、山崎努、三田佳子、松本白鸚、坂東三津五郎、井川比佐志、岸田今日子、田村亮、北林谷栄、山口小夜子、坂東八十助、財津一郎、観世栄夫、元永定正
◆戦国時代、時の権力者が移り変わる中、ひたすら茶道を追求した千利休。野上彌生子原作をもとに、自身の生き方をかたくななまでに貫いた茶人、利休（三國）と、絶大な権力の持ちながら軽薄で粗野な秀吉（山崎）の確執を描く。草月流家元・勅使河原監督自らの生花、茶器も本物を揃え、衣装デザインはワダエミ、豪華出演陣の本格時代劇。監督に請われ元永定正さんが長谷川等伯役で出演。 特別招待作品上映 監督・白羽弥仁、主演・中江有里の話題作をいち早くプレミア上映！！ 『道草キッチン』
2025年／キョウタス／96分／カラー／DCP 監督・脚本：白羽弥仁／脚本：知愛／撮影：藍河兼一／音楽：妹尾武／美術：西村立志 出演：中江有里、金井浩人、村上穂乃佳、本間淳志、ファム・ティ・フォン・タオ、荒木知佳、芝博文、仁科貴、大塚まさじ、今陽子、堀内正美
◆『劇場版 神戸在住』『みとりし』『あしやのきゅうしょく』など宝塚映画祭でお馴染みの白羽弥仁監督最新作。残りの人生を過ごそうと都会から徳島県に移住してきた女性。徳島の地で、様々な事情を抱えた地元の人々や、懸命に日本で生きるベトナム人たちなどと出会い、徳島の大地とベトナム料理が繋ぐ新たな再生の物語。中江有里が26年ぶりに主演を務めた感動作。 ★11/24（月・祝）13:40『道草キッチン』プレミア上映前、白羽弥仁監督舞台あいさつ
◎12月12日（金）より京都シネマ、12月13日（土）より第七芸術劇場、元町映画館にてロードショー！ 宝塚映画祭2025 スペシャル企画 ＜映画館にまつわる特集～エール・ザ・シネ・ピピア＞ ミニシアターの苦境が伝えられる中、映画でシネ・ピピアを応援する！ 『映画を愛する君へ』 2024年／フランス／88分／カラー／DCP
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◆フランスの名匠アルノー・デプレシャン監督が自身の映画人生を投影しながら、映画の魅力を観客の視点から語り尽くした自伝的シネマエッセイ。
19世紀末に映画が誕生してから現在までをドラマとドキュメンタリーで映し出す。「映画とは現実を輝かせること」と語るデプレシャンの映画と映画館への憧れと愛に満ちた名編。シネ・ピピアの姉妹館「シネ・ヌーヴォ」も登場！ 『ディス・マジック・モーメント』 2023年／cinema drifters／90分／カラー／DCP
監督・プロデューサー・脚本・編集・ナレーション：リム・カーワイ／撮影：大窪竜司／録音・サウンドデザイン：山下彩／音楽：石川潤
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ミニシアターへの愛がいっぱいのリム監督の好編！！ ★11/27（木）14:10『ディス・マジック・モーメント』上映後、リム・カーワイ監督 トークショー ＜映画ニューウェーブ 小田香監督特集＞ 第1回大島渚賞に輝き、いま最も新しい小田香監督の意欲作2本を爆音上映！！ ※この2作品は音量をあげての「音量アップ上映」となります。 『鉱 ARAGANE』
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