Season of Affairs

The film centers on Shozo, a personnel manager nearing retirement, and his three daughters: Naoko, Maki, and Momoko. Each daughter embodies a unique character trait, with Naoko being the brilliant type, Maki the manly type, and Momoko the tomboyish type.

As a Japanese drama from the late 1950s, Season of Affairs provides insight into familial relationships and societal expectations of the time. Collectors may find interest in the film's portrayal of gender roles and family dynamics in post-war Japan. The film's connection to Nikkatsu Corporation also adds to its significance within the context of Japanese cinema history.