The 1950s are a golden decade for Japanese cinema—and for original Japanese movie posters. This collection brings together authentic theatrical posters from the era, including some of the rarest pieces we handle. With many examples now over 70 years old, surviving posters are increasingly scarce—especially in strong display condition—making them highly sought after by collectors worldwide.
“Limelight” (ライムライト) — Framed original Japanese first‑release film advertisement for Charlie Chaplin’s masterpiece — Japan, 1953 (ユナイト映画 / United Artists) — Sheet size c. 25.7 × 16.7 cm (approx. 10.12 × 6.57 in) GA17
“Limelight” (ライムライト) — Framed original Japanese first‑release film advertisement for Charlie Chaplin’s masterpiece — Japan, 1953 (ユナイト映画 / United Artists) — Sheet size c. 25.7 × 16.7 cm (approx. 10.12 × 6.57 in) GA17
“Dial M for Murder” — Framed original Japanese first release pamphlet-poster for Alfred Hitchcock’s 1954 suspense classic — B5 size c. 25 × 18 cm • GA3
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“Dial M for Murder” — Framed original Japanese first release pamphlet-poster for Alfred Hitchcock’s 1954 suspense classic — B5 size c. 25 × 18 cm • GA3
“The Flavor of Green Tea Over Rice” (お茶漬の味) — Framed original Japanese first release pamphlet-poster / Shochiku Eiga Weekly program cover for Ozu’s 1952 classic — B5 size c. 25 × 18 cm GA2
“The Flavor of Green Tea Over Rice” (お茶漬の味) — Framed original Japanese first release pamphlet-poster / Shochiku Eiga Weekly program cover for Ozu’s 1952 classic — B5 size c. 25 × 18 cm GA2
