Japanese silent film from 1926. (Obo-chan meaning "Young Master.") Written by Ayame Mizushima, the first female screenwriter in Japan.
as Uda Kyozo
as Son Tomozo, Engineer
as Matsudaira Naoyoshi
as Kizaki Yoshifusa (Engineer)
as Matsumara Sentaro (Engineer)
as Sakai Masaki (General Affairs Manager)
as Haneda Kentaro (Executive Director)
as Bandit Captain
as Murao Kaoru (Mitsuko's Lover)
as Takeishi Yuji (Matsumoto's Lover)
as Hayashi Masao (Employee)
as Tamako (Geisha in training)
as Maid
as Mitsuko Haneda
as Akimoto Makizo (Employee)
as Saeki Takeo (Employee)
as Imai Naoji (Employee)
as Fisherman
as Hotel Head Waiter
as Waiter
as Detective
as China Expert
as Yuzou's Wet Nurse
as Kine Kizaki
as Haneda Household Maid
as Sumiko Sugimoto (clerk)
as Yuriko Suzuki (clerk)
as Itoko Sawada (Lady)
as Sonoko (geisha)
as Hana-nu (geisha)
as Ichi-nu (Geisha in training)
as Okiku (waitress)
as Mitsue (waitress)
as Suzuko (waitress)
as Haruko (waitress)
as Clerk
