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Uchûjin Tôkyô ni arawaru (1956)

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User Rating: 4.1/10 (194 votes)

Overview

Director:
Koji Shima
Writers:
Jay Cipes (English dialogue)
Gentaro Nakajima (novel)
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Release Date:
29 January 1956 (Japan) more
Genre:
Sci-Fi more
Plot:
UFO's are seen around Tokyo. Because they look like giant starfish the aliens cannot approach us without creating panic... more | add synopsis
Awards:
3 wins more
User Comments:
Warning from space. more

Cast

  (in credits order)
Keizo Kawasaki ... Toru
Toyomi Karita ... Hikari Aozora / Ginko
Bin Yagasawa ... No. 2 Pairan
Shozo Nanbu ... Dr. Toro Isobe
Bontarô Miyake ... Dr. Kamura (as Bontaro Miake)
Mieko Nagai ... Taeko Kamura
Kiyoko Hirai ... Mrs. Matsuda
Isao Yamagata ... Dr. Matsuda
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Gai Harada
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Directed by
Koji Shima 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Jay Cipes  English dialogue (as Jay H. Cipes)
Gentaro Nakajima  novel
Hideo Oguni  writer
Edward Palmer  English dialogue

Produced by
Masaichi Nagata .... producer
 
Original Music by
Seitaro Omori 
 
Cinematography by
Kimio Watanabe 
 
Film Editing by
Toyo Suzuki 
 
Art Direction by
Shigeo Mano 
 
Art Department
Taro Okamoto .... color designer
 
Special Effects by
Kenmei Yuasa .... special effects director
 


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Additional Details

Also Known As:
Space Men Appear in Tokyo (informal literal English title)
Spacepeople Appear in Tokyo (informal literal English title)
The Cosmic Man Appears in Tokyo
The Mysterious Satellite
Unknown Satellite Over Tokyo
Warning from Space (USA)
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Runtime:
87 min | USA:88 min (dubbed version)
Country:
Japan
Language:
Japanese
Color:
Color (Daieicolor)
Aspect Ratio:
1.37 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
Mono (Western Electric Recording)
Certification:
USA:Unrated
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Company:
Daiei Studios more

Fun Stuff

Trivia:
This film wasn't released in the United States until 1967. more
Movie Connections:
References Metropolis (1927) more

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3 out of 4 people found the following comment useful:-
Warning from space., 31 July 2004
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Author: Michael O'Keefe from Muskogee OK

Originally released in Japan as UNKNOWN SATELLITE OVER TOKYO. Astronomers in Japan discovers an extraterrestrial satellite orbiting in space. Aliens visit Earth to warn of impending doom. The visitors arrive by flying saucers first believed to be meteorites. The aliens that look like giant one-eyed starfish have the ability to assume human form. The visitors bring a desperate message concerning a runaway planet on a collision course with Earth that would by all means destroy our world. The aliens do have a plan. Tidal waves engulf cities like Tokyo and London causing chaos in the streets. Human scientists combine their technology with the exceptional alien brainpower to save this planet Earth. The special effects are somewhat comical...especially the baggy starfish costumes. Starring in this Japanese Sci-Fi are: Keizo Kawasaki, Toyomi Karita, Isao Yamagata and Bontaro Miyake.

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