
Natto Wada
Profile info
Known forWriting
GenderFemale
Birthday13 September 1920
Died18 February 1983 (age 62)
Place of birthHimeji, Hyogo, Japan
Known credits39
Biography
Natto Wada (和田 夏十, Wada Natto, 13 September 1920 – 18 February 1983), also known as Natsuto Wada, was a Japanese script writer and film columnist. Wada graduated with an English degree from Tokyo Women's College in 1946. She started her career at the Fujimoto Cinema Production company, where she met her husband, Kon Ichikawa, a filmmaker who promoted her script work to colleagues and collaborated with her on several films. She began writing, or co-writing, scripts in 1951, and continued until 1965. Wada's scripts included the 1953 film Puu-san, a satirical comedy based on the manga of Yokoya…

Ten Dark Women
2016 · Original Story

The Kon Ichikawa Story
2006 · Herself

Ten Dark Women
2002 · Writer

Kah-chan
2001 · Writer

Crane
1988 · Writer

The Burmese Harp
1985 · Screenplay

Tokyo Olympiad
1965 · Writer

Alone Across the Pacific
1963 · Screenplay

An Actor's Revenge
1963 · Scenario Writer

Being Two Isn't Easy
1962 · Costume Consultant

Being Two Isn't Easy
1962 · Screenplay

The Broken Commandment
1962 · Screenplay

Ten Women in Black
1961 · Screenplay

The Woman Who Touched Legs
1960 · Writer

Bonchi
1960 · Screenplay

The Wandering Princess
1960 · Writer

Fires on the Plain
1959 · Screenplay

Odd Obsession
1959 · Screenplay

Goodbye, Hello
1959 · Writer

Conflagration
1958 · Screenplay

Hole in One
1957 · Writer

The Crowded Train
1957 · Screenplay

Bridge of Japan
1956 · Screenplay

Punishment Room
1956 · Screenplay

The Burmese Harp
1956 · Screenplay

Ghost Story of Youth
1955 · Screenplay

12 Chapters About Women
1954 · Writer

A Billionaire
1954 · Writer

The Lovers
1953 · Writer

Brilliant! The First Detective: Zenigata Heiji in His Youth
1953 · Screenplay

Mr. Pu
1953 · Screenplay

This Way, That Way
1952 · Screenplay

The Woman Who Touched the Legs
1952 · Screenplay

Forbidden Path
1952 · Screenplay

Wedding March
1951 · Writer

Bengawan Solo
1951 · Writer

Stolen Love
1951 · Writer

Koibito
1951 · Writer

Endless Passion
1949 · Writer

Ningen moyo
1949 · Writer
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