Akibiyori

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This film was screened

at the Art estival in 1960.

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LATE AUTUMN:

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BASED ON A NOVEL BY TON SATOMl

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SCREENPLAY BY YASUJlRO OZU

AND KOGO NODA:

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CAST:

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SETSUKO HARA:

YOKO TSUKASA:

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DlRECTED BY YASUJlRO OZU

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That sounds delicious.

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What does?

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We're talking about where to get steak.

He knows a good restaurant. Where is it?

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Do you know the Honmoku-tei in Ueno?

lt's right next to it.

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lt's run by an old couple.

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Really? l'd like to try it.

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l usually go to the pork restaurant

behind the Matsuzakaya.

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You do, too, right?

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l've been going there

ever since it was just a little stall.

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That was when we were students. We were

always hungry, but didn't have any money.

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We would pool our money, then go there

together. Miwa used to come, too.

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Really? You were friends with him

when you were that young?

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Yeah. We also lived in the same dormitory

at secondary school.

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Did you really?

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You've been very kind to me, too.

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He was an excellent manager,

always very calm.

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This is already the seventh memorial

of his death.

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Time flies.

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How many years has it been for you?

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What do you mean?

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-Since you lost your wife.

-our, almost five years.

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Hey, the tea twig is sticking up.

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The tea twig...

Maybe something good's going to happen.

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A twig sticking up in your tea

while you're in the temple

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could mean

that your dead wife is coming to get you.

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Oh, shut up! l'm not ready to go yet.

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-Uncle Miwa is so late.

-Yes. l wonder what happened.

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Oh, here he is.

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Hi. Sorry l'm late.

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l'm Shizuo Miwa's brother.

Thank you all for coming here today.

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Being a country man,

l got lost on my way here.

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Good to see you, Mr Hirayama, Mr Taguchi.

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lt's been a long time.

Did you just arrive in Tokyo today?

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No, l had other business to attend to,

so l came a day early.

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Thank you for taking care of my son

last time he was there.

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Don't mention it.

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What happened?

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My son went to Lake Haruna last winter

to go skating with his friends.

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They stayed at his inn.

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Thank you for the present he brought me.

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lt was my pleasure. Did you like them?

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l pickled those spring vegetables myself.

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lt was nothing special,

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just a small token of my appreciation.

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lt was a wonderful gift.

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Were those the wild vegetables

that we ate earlier?

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They were delicious.

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lt's interesting that as we get older,

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we seem to enjoy these things

more and more.

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You're right.

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Things like seaweed with carrots,

mushrooms, dried radish and bean curd...

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As well as steak and pork cutlets?

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ls everyone here?

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l think we can begin.

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Please come to the main hall.

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-After you.

-Thank you.

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-You're late.

-Yeah, l got held up.

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-We're just starting.

-Then l got here too early.

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The prayer was so long today.

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Yes, it was quite long.

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You're in no position to complain.

You got here late.

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Thank you all.

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Mr Taguchi told me

that shorter prayers were better,

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so l asked the priest to keep it short.

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lsn't that right?

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The monk wanted to please you.

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