Come Marry Me

Year: 1966

Runtime: 83 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Ishirô Honda

RomanceMusicComedy

Masako, a modest waitress, briefly meets charismatic playboy Tamotsu. Encouraged by his sister, Tamotsu pursues her, despite his affluent parents' objections and Masako’s lingering attraction to Noro, a working‑class cab driver, forming a tangled love triangle.

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