- The Makioka Sisters
"The Makioka Sisters" can refer to:
*"The Makioka Sisters" (novel), a serial novel by Tanizaki Junichiro
*"The Makioka Sisters" (film), three films based on the novel
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The Makioka Sisters (film) — nihongo| The Makioka Sisters |細雪|Sasame yuki|extra=lit. small snow flakes is the name of three films based on the serial novel of the same name by Jun ichirō Tanizaki. The third of these films, released in 1983, is the most famous. It was… … Wikipedia
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