Beautiful Days Page #3
- Year:
- 1955
- 120 min
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You're just going after sales.
Please be patient and watch
how I handle the business.
But I don't agree with
the way you do business.
That's why you get cheated
like you did last time.
It's better than cheating people
by selling them cheap products.
Dad.
Let me be frank.
Please don't get involved
with the business decisions.
Someone failed to pay us
thanks to you.
I can't be too kind to people
in this business.
I'm devoted to this company.
You're retired now. So don't
trouble yourself with its affairs.
I'm leaving now.
Please talk to Yuji
if you have anything else to say.
What's the matter?
Brother looked angry.
Yuji, I'm disappointed
in your brother.
He's just like your departed mother.
You mean his short temper?
He's obstinate
just like your mother was.
And he's greedy.
He's just worn out
from working so hard.
You have it easy.
You have it easy, too.
I guess so.
But I'm retired now.
I should focus
on finding a wife for you.
I'd welcome that.
Does it have to be
a marriage for love?
Do you have a candidate?
Do you?
Yes, I do.
I see.
That's too bad.
I guess I'm out of luck.
What's so funny?
- I was just kidding.
- You were?
You really don't have someone?
I'm glad to hear that.
What are you talking about?
Sounds like you found someone.
You must like her a lot.
She's a good girl.
She's also smart
Do you know her well?
No, I met her for the first time today.
You can't be serious.
That's unheard of.
Hey, Nakao.
This is an unusual spot to meet.
- Did you bring your equipment?
- Yes.
Who's the patient?
It's not like me
to look after someone.
The patient is this person's mother.
Her doctor told her she has asthma.
But she coughed up blood.
I'll check her.
Where does she live?
Nearby.
- Let's go.
- Wait.
I don't know exactly where they live.
Then how am I going to see her?
She'll be here shortly.
This is for a woman, isn't it?
Yes.
Do you like her?
It's not like you to take interest.
Want one?
- It's her lungs.
- What?
Tuberculosis in older people
can be misdiagnosed as asthma.
I'll have to see her to confirm it.
If that's the case
it's going to be costly.
I saw Hakamada a few days ago.
How's he doing?
Let's all three of us
get together on Sunday.
I'm not up for it.
Just to see him.
Thanks. Send him my regards.
Don't be like that.
Let's go see a rugby match
or something.
Maybe, if I feel like it.
You've changed.
We don't have much
I guess that's the case.
I can't keep acting
the same as we used to.
Where are you going?
She's here.
Where?
UENO FLOWER MARKE Five bunches! Five bunches!
Three bunches!
Welcome.
Let me give you a hand.
Thank you.
Is your grandmother here?
She's off today
since it's cold and rainy.
I see.
Do you need her for something?
I wanted to go see
the street with her.
The street? Which one?
The red brick road.
She said it's beautiful when it rains.
We promised to go.
I had no idea.
She's so careless.
I apologize.
That's fine. I don't want her
to catch cold on a day like this.
Where do you live?
We're renting near Tamagawaen.
Really? That's a nice area.
Yes, we can see Mt. Tanzawa
on a clear day.
I heard that both
That's right.
I hope you don't mind me asking
how old you are.
I'm 22 years old.
I see.
So five years difference.
What do you mean?
Well, where did you graduate from?
I went to Shirayuri
High School for Girls.
That's a good school.
I have one more question.
Do you have someone...
Are you going out with someone?
I mean a boyfriend.
Well?
Why do you ask that?
Well, I'm just curious.
I don't care about it.
You say that now, but this is
an important factor in your life.
Then I'll answer.
It's more difficult
to find a house than a lover.
What do you mean by that?
If I put my mind to it,
I can easily find someone.
- Then I must hurry.
- What do you mean?
I must get to the bank.
It's Saturday today.
- Sorry if I intruded with my questions.
- Don't worry.
- Say hello to your grandmother.
- I will.
Oh, it's you.
- Who was that?
- Grandma's boyfriend.
What?
Don't take it like that.
Old people can fall in love.
Don't scare me.
That's what I'm hoping anyway.
- Your grandma isn't here today, is she?
- No. That must be why you're here.
Come in.
I heard you quit the hospital.
I couldn't stand it any longer.
Are you angry?
No.
I know you didn't do anything wrong.
I was going to tell you sooner.
But I ran into your grandma that day.
It got a bit awkward.
That's what I heard.
That made it more difficult for me
to talk to your grandma about us.
I must find work first.
It'll take some time.
I know you'll find a job
that's right for you.
Thanks. I should have come sooner.
You're more timid than I thought.
I haven't lasted more than a year
at a single hospital.
She must think I'm irresponsible.
Who?
Your grandma.
She says you need to experience
more hardship.
I'll talk to her when I find a job.
A professor of mine from college
asked me to see him today.
Well, I hope he has
something good to tell you.
But you have to approach
Grandma carefully.
She's very stubborn.
She's stubborn for sure.
- Don't do that.
- It fell off.
No, you picked it off.
You're right. I'm sorry.
Hey.
Don't just sit there
like you're at the mortuary.
No customers will want to be with you.
It's not like you have to
stay in one spot.
Don't be a Wallflower.
Walk around and look busy.
You're hopeless.
- Let's sit down.
- Are you sure?
He's a much better drummer.
Give me some water.
- Where's the manager?
- He left already.
Give her some wine.
I shouldn't.
Beautiful, even though
no longer young
But I cannot disclose my feelings
I see you in the sky
I get drunk again
I walk the streets at night alone
What is that?
It's a rumba.
I wrote it.
But no record companies wanted it.
It's pretty somber for a rumba.
That's the right face.
You need that face for work.
Shouldn't you get back to work?
It's fine.
Those guys will like it.
Let's be democratic.
Just for one song.
- I'm sorry.
- What for?
For the trouble I've caused you.
Then cheer up for me.
You used to scare us
by bringing a snake to school.
Those were the good old days.
Don't get all nostalgic on me.
I hate feeling like that.
Feeling miserable
won't do you any good.
Just think he's a potato.
You'll be fine.
- You're late.
- 20 minutes late.
I couldn't bring myself to leave.
Where are we going
with those flowers?
We're paying a visit to the grave.
To the grave?
Imanishi, you said
we were going to a rugby game.
Just come along. Let's go.
Damn it.
Why pay a visit
to someone who's dead?
She's looking cute
wrapped in a scan'
I pretend to be a cool guy
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