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2026/1/16 / 千葉県 君津市 / Movie

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Venue Kimitsu Shimin Bunka Hall, Main Hall
Address 299-1172 千葉県 君津市 三直６２２
Date 2026/1/16
Time
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① 9:45 ② 13:00 ③ 15:45 ④ 19:00
*Doors open 20 minutes before the show starts
*Screening 117 min.

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2026/1/16㈮ Screening of the movie "Snow Flower － Tomoni ni iru －

37th Tokyo International Film Festival Gala ・ Official Selection



"How an Unknown Doctor Saved Japan ？ "



The real-life town doctor ・ Ryosaku Kasahara saved the townspeople from smallpox,
and the story of how he saved Japan by involving the clan and the shogunate



[STORY]
The late Edo period. In the late Edo period, smallpox （, a feared deadly disease, was raging and claiming many lives.
Yoshisaku Kasahara （, a doctor of Chinese medicine and the town doctor of the Fukui domain,
felt helpless to do anything to help his patients.
His wife, Chiho （ Yoshimasa's wife, Yoshimasa's wife, Yoshine Kyoko ）, cheerfully continues to encourage him as he blames himself and becomes depressed.
Yoshisaku tries to find a way to save people, and asks for the teachings of a Dutch doctor in Kyoto, ・ Kinno Kinnoya （ Yakusho Koji ）, to help him.
One day, while searching for a cure for pox at Tingya's school, he learned that there was a method of vaccination （ in foreign countries, but
this required importing "seedlings of the pox" from abroad and permission from the shogunate.
Although it is extremely difficult to achieve, Yoshisaku's determination to never give up eventually leads to the involvement of the clan and even the Shogunate.





[Cast] Tori Matsuzaka, Kyoko Yoshine, Koji Yakusho

Takahiro Miura / Shohei Uno / Issei Okihara / Ryuta Bando / Risako Miki / Miu Arai
Kazumi Kushida / Kenichi Yajima / Tetsu Watanabe / Toru Masuoka / Gaku Yamamoto



・ Since his directorial debut "Ameagaru" ('00), which was directed by Akira Kurosawa as an assistant director, Takashi Koizumi, who has consistently depicted the beautiful nature of human beings, has been working on this film
which is the first feature film by a director of the same name. <5069> This film was painstakingly created by director Takashi Koizumi, who has consistently portrayed the beautiful nature of human beings since his first film, together with his skilled staff, who can be described as legends of the Japanese film industry.
The main character ・ Yoshisaku Kasahara, a real-life town doctor, is played by Tori Matsuzaka, an award-winning film actor and a top runner of his generation.
He plays the role of a man with a strong sense of mission with dedication and strength, and is the driving force behind the film.
And Kyoko Yoshine plays Chiho, Yoshisaku's wife ・. She gives a charming performance as a person who is like the sun shining brightly around her, but who also has an unexpected side to her.
Koji Yakusho, a world-renowned actor ・ who represents Japan in both name and reality, plays the role of Dr. Kinya Hino, a Dutch doctor ・ who guides Ryosaku.
The beautiful Japanese four seasons, rich natural scenery, and the presence of fascinating characters
create an inspiring entertainment film for the whole world that gives courage and hope to live today, transcending generations.
Please experience this ＜ soul-stirring true story ＞ on the big screen in the theater.

Director ： Takashi Koizumi
Screenplay ： Yujin Saito / Takashi Koizumi
Music ： Takashi Kako
Original Story ： Akira Yoshimura "Snow Flower" （ Shincho Bunko ）

【 Official HP] https://movies.shochiku.co.jp/yukinohana/





© 2025 "Snow Flower" Film Partners
All seats unreserved
¥1,000 for adults ／ ¥600 for high school students and under

*Pre-school children are not allowed

*Day ticket only. No advance tickets available.
https://www.kimibun.jp/event/5437/
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  • [Registrant]公益財団法人君津市文化振興財団
  • [Language]日本語
  • [TEL]0439-55-3300
  • Posted : 2025/12/19
  • Published : 2025/12/19
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