The film is divided into four stories: the samurai of "Black hair" living in Kyoto (Mikoku Liantaro) is tired of living in poverty. He abandons his wife (Shinzhu 3000) and marries an aristocratic lady (Mizuko Watanabe). However, the ruthlessness of the current wife makes the samurai miss the gentleness and virtuousness of his ex-wife, and he meets his ex-wife again, but the result is unexpected. On the day of the "Snow Girl" blizzard, the youth (Zhong Dai Seiya) met the beautiful Snow Girl on the mountain (decorated by an Yuzi). The snow girl adores the young man and forgives him not to die, but the youth must not tell outsiders about this encounter. The blind monk Fangyi (Takashi Nakamura) appreciates even ghosts when playing and singing the pipa in the Story without ears, but frequent contact with ghosts is bound to damage Yangshou. The elders in the temple decided to save Fangyi. "in the teacup" inside the samurai pass (played by the right door of Nakamura) when drinking tea, he found the face of a stranger in the tea bowl. He broke the tea bowl, but attracted an uninvited guest. The film is based on Koizumi's short story of the same name and won two awards: special Award of the jury of the Cannes Film Festival in 1965, Best Art Director of the Daily Film and Best Photography in 1966.
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