Studio No.16
Takara Production Studio and Nihon Kyoei Studio
Takara Production Studio
| Date of establishment |
1953 |
|---|---|
| Location |
Uzumasa Yasui-cho |
| Nearest station |
JR Sagano Line Hanazono Station and Randen Arashiyama Line Randen Tenjingawa Station |
| Executive manager |
Masatsugu Takamura |
| Leading actor |
Yataro Kurokawa, Kunitaro Sawamura, Wataru Emi |
| Keynote director |
Tai Kato, Santaro Marune |
| Remarks |
Constructed a film studio by relocating the Takarazuka Eiga building, etc. Concluded a preferential stage lease agreement with Toei in 1953. Filming of The Saga of Anatahan directed by Josef von Sternberg and starring Yves Montand in 1953. The company went bankrupt in 1957. Transferred ownership to Nishiwaki, Hyogo Theater CEO Tsunematsu Takao. |
Nihon Kyoei Studio
| Date of establishment |
1958 |
|---|---|
| Location |
Uzumasa Yasui-cho |
| Nearest station |
JR Sagano Line Hanazono Station and Randen Arashiyama Line Randen Tenjingawa Station |
| Remarks |
Took over management of rental stage in 1958. Used by Toshin TV Production to film Mito Komon. Special effects TV productions Maguma Taishi and Kaiju Oji, and TV period drama Kogarashi Monjiro and others were shot here. Closed in 1987. Changed to Life Corp. parking lot. |