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'''Availability''': Uncommon, bordering from scarce to very rare. | '''Availability''': Uncommon, bordering from scarce to very rare. | ||
*Can be seen on every film (excluding early ones) produced from the company, including the famous ''Rashomon'', and ''Ju Dou''. It is also seen on later films before the defunct production company's like ''Pulse'' and Akira Kurosawa's ''Dreams''. | *Can be seen on every film (excluding early ones) produced from the company, including the famous ''Rashomon'', and ''Ju Dou''. It is also seen on later films before the defunct production company's like ''Pulse'' and Akira Kurosawa's ''Dreams''. | ||
*Example of the 1960's and early 1970's Nagata-era titles include ''Tokyo Onigiri Musume'' (1961), ''An Actor's Revenge'' (1963) ''Typhoon Reporter'' (Fūsoku shichijūgo-mai) (1963), ''The Black Trademark'' (Kuro no shōhyō) (1963), ''The Black Parker'' (Kuro no chūshajō) (1963), ''Shibire kurage'' (The Numbness) (1970), the Gamera film series, and the Zatoichi film series. | *Example of the 1960's and early 1970's Nagata-era titles include ''Tokyo Onigiri Musume'' (1961), ''An Actor's Revenge'' (1963), ''Typhoon Reporter'' (Fūsoku shichijūgo-mai) (1963), ''The Black Trademark'' (Kuro no shōhyō) (1963), ''The Black Parker'' (Kuro no chūshajō) (1963), ''Shibire kurage'' (The Numbness) (1970), the Gamera film series, and the Zatoichi film series. | ||
*The Tokuma-era films that was distributed or produced by Daiei is scarce; it was seen on ''Kinkanshoku'' (1975), ''Kimi yo Fundo no Kawa o Watare'' (1976), and ''Gamera: Super Monster'' (1980). | *The Tokuma-era films that was distributed or produced by Daiei is scarce; it was seen on ''Kinkanshoku'' (1975), ''Kimi yo Fundo no Kawa o Watare'' (1976), and ''Gamera: Super Monster'' (1980). | ||
*This was seen on some current prints of films that plastered the 1st logo, including ''Rashomon'' (1950), and ''The Loyal 47 Ronin'' (1958). | *This was seen on some current prints of films that plastered the 1st logo, including ''Rashomon'' (1950), and ''The Loyal 47 Ronin'' (1958). | ||