Today we look at Toho's next monster picture after the original Godzilla and it's sequel. Jû jin yuki otoko (Abominable Snowman) was released in August of 1955, and was received quite well. However due to the Indigenous people in film resembling closely to that of the Burakumin the film became banned. To this day Toho has never given the film any sorta release both physically or digitally.
Sources for information
Ishiro Honda: A Life in Film, from Godzilla to Kurosawa
The Big Book of Japanese Giant Monster Movies: Showa Completion (1954 -1989)
Tokyoscope: The Japanese Cult Film Companion
Toho Kingdom
The Monster Island Film Vault Episode 7: ‘Half Human’ (Mini-Analysis)
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