What was the literal translation of the movie title "Jaws" when it was released in Japan?

Question

Ibelieve it was something like "Big Teeth" or similar. I'd like to know the Japanese title of the movie literally translated back into English. Thanks

Answer 1

Believe or not, the Japanese title of the 1975 Steven Spielberg's movie "Jaws" was "Jaws." The Japanese say it just like you English-speakers do but write it with the Japanese character called Katakana:

ジョーズ

Can you read it?

Answer 2

The final Samurai (2003) Directed via Edward Zwick. This action picture is desperate in Japan throughout the time of the 1870s. It portrays a war between 2 diverse eras in the beginnings of the modernization of Japan. Tom Cruise performs an American militia officer who is going to Japan to coach Japan's present day military. eastern actors performs samurai warriors who're offended at Westerners. The Twilight Samurai (2002) Directed via Yoji Yamada. the unique eastern identify is Tasogare Seibei. this is a touching eastern samurai action picture, starring Hiroyuki Sanada and Rie Miiyazawa. Hollywood action pictures approximately Japan comprise: homestead of Bamboo, a action picture noir function directed via Samuel Fuller approximately American gangsters setting up shop in Japan; Sayonara, starring Marlon Brando and in line with James Michener novel approximately American servicemen that falls for eastern women; you in basic terms stay two times, a James Bond secret with ninjas, sumo wrestlers and Sean Connery; and The Yakuza, starring Robert Michum as a serviceman that returns to Japan to assist a chum locate his daughter who has been abducted via a yakuza boss. The Yakuza became directed via Sydney Pollack and featured the actor Ken Takakura training kendo.

Answer 3

Notte degli squali, La (Jaws Attack)
Well this may not be the same Jaws.
I tried to find it, but, the above was it. I know that not what you want. It may be something similar. I was interested to know myself after you asked. Sorry.

Answer 4

'jaws" in Japanese means "a better hand".

Answer 5

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