The King Kong That Appeared in Edo
Year: 1938
Runtime: 50 mins
Language: Japanese
Director: Sôya Kumagai
Regarded as one of Japan’s early tokusatsu productions, the lost film is considered a pioneering effort. Because it is lost, no footage survives. Its effects were done by Fuminori Ohashi, who claimed to have consulted on the 1954 Godzilla, a claim disputed by modeler Eizo Kaimai and staffer Shinji Hiruma. A March 1938 Kinema Junpo synopsis clarifies that the “Kong” in the story was not a gigantic monster.
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