Summer Clouds (1958) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Yae is a widowed farming woman and Wasuke's younger sister. She tells journalist Okawa about her exhausting work, financial worries, and diminished status as a daughter-in-law and widow. She advises W...
Okawa is a journalist researching the situation of farmers after the new constitution and agrarian reform. He interviews Yae about her difficult life and suggests an agricultural contest winner as a p...
Hatsuji is Wasuke's eldest son, and his father seeks a wife for him. Yae tells Okawa about the search, prompting Okawa to suggest a young woman who won an agricultural contest. The proposed marriage b...
Wasuke is Yae's older brother and the father of Hatsuji and other sons. Seeking a wife for Hatsuji, he insists on a lavish traditional wedding and tries to borrow money despite Yae's objections. His s...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Yae's older brother Wasuke is seeking a wife for his eldest son Hatsuji, making Hatsuji Yae's nephew.
The plot identifies Wasuke as Yae's older brother. They remain involved in the same extended farming family.
Wasuke searches for a wife for his eldest son Hatsuji and tries to arrange a traditional marriage for him.
During their travels to meet the prospective bride and her mother, Yae and the married Okawa begin an affair.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
After hearing about the search for a daughter-in-law, Okawa suggests a young woman who won an agricultural contest.
A rural family confronts the decline of patriarchal customs while Yae's brief hope for personal happiness ends in separation.
Directed by Mikio Naruse
Summer Clouds (1958) · 7.7/10 · drama
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