Joyu Jidai (1988)

Nobuko Kamochi grew up surrounded by the love of her adoptive father, Chijiro, mother, Tamae, and her grandmother, Ume, who run a bun shop in Osaka. When she was in my second year of girls' school, she passed the Takarazuka Revue enrollment test, which she had been aiming for since she was little. She dropped out of girls' school and started her career as a member of a theater company. Unable to endure the painful practice, Nobuko endured as the fellow students stopped one after another, and finally became the deputy leader of the Snow Troupe. However, the Pacific War broke out, and the theater was closed. Nobuko was worried about her life travelling around Japan and not being able to stand on the theater stage forever. One day, Matsunaga of the Daiei Planning Department scouted her to become a movie actress. She had to be prepared and move to Tokyo. Nobuko was expected by the company as a movie actress, but she was depressed because she couldn't play the role she wanted. At that time, Nobuko meets Director Kondo. At first, Nobuko was ignorant of Kondo, but when he touched on his innocence, he soon became fascinated. Edit Translation

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