Ninjin Club
Japanese film production company
Summary
Ninjin Club was a Japanese independent film production company founded on April 16, 1954, by actresses Keiko Kishi, Yoshiko Kuga, and Ineko Arima. The company aimed to circumvent the restrictive Japanese studio system and enable creative freedom for actors, particularly women. It collaborated with major studios like Shochiku and Toho and produced many acclaimed films, but declared bankruptcy in 1965 after the costly epic Kwaidan failed commercially. In 1966, the company's president Shigeru Wakatsuki founded a successor, Ninjin Productions, to produce Kamikaze Man: Duel at Noon.
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