It Is a Long Walk

Year: 2000

Runtime: 115 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Yukio Fukamachi

Drama

Set in 1920s Nagasaki, Aihara, sold into a geisha house as a child, becomes a master samisen player renowned for elegance. She supports street children, especially flower vendor Oyuki. When a rival geisha insults her, a turf war looms, but businessman Tojiro Koga proposes an artistic contest and asks Aihara to record fading Nagasaki folk songs.

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