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Morimasa Owaku

Writing

Biography

Morimasa Owaku (大和久 守正, Ōwaku Morimasa, born February 25, 1929) is a Japanese screenwriter. He wrote many episodes of the TV series "Tokuboku Moto Sousa Tai" (Special Mobile Investigation Unit) from 1962 to 1968, and is known for writing the screenplays for the theatrical films "Showa Zankyoden Shinde moramasu" (1970) and "Shin Abashiri Bangaichi Fubuki no Daidassou" (1971), both starring Ken Takakura.

Known For

Ghost Currency

A drowned body with strangulation marks was found by a large river, while a man stained in vermilion collapsed at the “Hisago” liquor store. A dropped koban was identified as a fake by Nagatsugu Yingko. The dead man, Minokichi, was a Kazari craftsman exploited by a man named Denzo, who was also later found dead. Ten other Kazari craftsmen were reported missing. Choji, investigating the scene, witnessed one gang member kill another to silence him. Choji’s investigation leads him to Shinsuke Shinanoya, a lumber merchant with ties to the fake koban and whose daughter Choji had previously saved. Choji connects the koban to Sadoya, run by Ginbei, who disappears nightly. Keeping watch, Choji intercepts a message for Bun-ei, whom Seikichi, Sadoya’s keeper, summoned to Ryukokuji Temple. Disguised as Bun-ei, Choji enters a forgery foundry, confronting Ginbei. With fireworks timed like lightning, Choji seizes and binds the gang, foiling their plans.

Ghost Currency

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