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I Want to Buy Kyoto

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Buddhist statues are disappearing from temples in Kyoto. Maki pays a visit to Professor Fujimori, an archaeological authority, and encounters his assistant Miyako. At night in a disco hall, Miyako hands out flyers with the words “Please sell me Kyoto”. Made for "Operation: Mystery".

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Cast · Directed by Akio Jissoji

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I Want to Buy Kyoto — streaming FAQ

Which OTT platform streams I Want to Buy Kyoto?

I Want to Buy Kyoto isn't streaming anywhere in India yet.

Is I Want to Buy Kyoto on Netflix?

No, I Want to Buy Kyoto is not on Netflix in India as of September 2026.

Is I Want to Buy Kyoto on Amazon Prime Video?

No, I Want to Buy Kyoto isn't on Amazon Prime Video in India right now.

Where can I watch I Want to Buy Kyoto for free?

I Want to Buy Kyoto isn't streaming in India yet, so there's no way to watch it free at the moment.

What is the OTT release date for I Want to Buy Kyoto?

I Want to Buy Kyoto hasn't started streaming in India yet. Based on the typical 6–8 week theatrical-to-streaming window, we estimate it will arrive around September 26, 1969. This is a prediction, not a confirmed date.

Is there a sequel to I Want to Buy Kyoto?

I Want to Buy Kyoto is currently the latest film in the Operation: Mystery.

Is there a prequel to I Want to Buy Kyoto?

Yes — The Accursed Urns (1969) comes before I Want to Buy Kyoto in the Operation: Mystery.

Is I Want to Buy Kyoto part of a trilogy?

No — I Want to Buy Kyoto is part of the Operation: Mystery, which has 4 films.

How many movies are in the Operation: Mystery?

There are 4 films in the Operation: Mystery: Lullaby of Death (1968), Horror Telephone (1968), The Accursed Urns (1969) and I Want to Buy Kyoto (1969).