Harumi Namiki (played by Keiko Awaji) appears in Stray Dog.
A showgirl romantically linked to the fugitive Yusa. Initially reluctant to cooperate with authorities, she eventually changes her mind and alerts Murakami that Yusa plans to flee via a train station. Her information directly enables Murakami to positively identify and intercept Yusa, facilitating the gun’s recovery. Harumi's mother (played by Eiko Miyoshi) appears in Stray Dog.
Mother of showgirl Harumi Namiki. She attempts to persuade her reluctant daughter to begin cooperating with the police investigation into the stolen firearm, though her direct involvement in the case remains brief and limited. Girl (played by Noriko Sengoku) appears in Stray Dog.
Yusa (played by Isao Kimura) appears in Stray Dog.
A disenchanted war veteran turned criminal who borrows a gun from a yakuza associate. He uses the weapon to commit armed robbery and murder, then shoots detective Sato before fleeing. Cornered by Murakami in a forest, he panics, squanders his remaining ammunition, discards the firearm, and is ultimately subdued and arrested.
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Characters
Harumi Namiki
(played by Keiko Awaji) — supporting
A showgirl romantically linked to the fugitive Yusa. Initially reluctant to cooperate with authorities, she eventually changes her mind and alerts Murakami that Yusa plans to flee via a train station....
Harumi's mother
(played by Eiko Miyoshi) — supporting
Mother of showgirl Harumi Namiki. She attempts to persuade her reluctant daughter to begin cooperating with the police investigation into the stolen firearm, though her direct involvement in the case...
Girl
(played by Noriko Sengoku) — supporting
Yusa
(played by Isao Kimura) — minor
A disenchanted war veteran turned criminal who borrows a gun from a yakuza associate. He uses the weapon to commit armed robbery and murder, then shoots detective Sato before fleeing. Cornered by Mura...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Harumi's mother → Harumi Namiki
(mother)
角色名包含关系词: mother
Yusa → Harumi Namiki
(Romantic Sweetheart)
Described explicitly as his sweetheart; he contacts her to arrange a meeting at the train station so they can skip town together.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Harumi Namiki → Girl
(Unknown Unrelated Witness)
Both are tangentially connected to the criminal events but share no direct interaction or narrative link in the plot.
Yusa → Girl
(Conflict Armed Robber)
Uses the stolen firearm to commit armed robberies, including one specifically targeting an unnamed woman.
Story Analysis
A rookie detective relentless pursuit of a stolen firearm exposes post-war societal decay and the thin line between law enforcement and criminal desperation.
Plot Progression
The Stolen Service Weapon
Undercover Trails and Forensic Breakthroughs
Escalating Violence and Professional Bonds
Ambush Collapse and Despair
Station Revelation and Forest Resolution
Directed by Akira Kurosawa
Stray Dog (1949) · 7.6/10 · crime, drama, thriller, mystery