For 10 points, a dilapidated gate titles what Ryūnosuke
This story takes place a few years after its setting was hit by a series of calamities, leading its residents to leave holy objects along roadsides for firewood. Recurring images in this story include a cricket perched on a crimson gate and the "red, festering pimple" on the cheek of its protagonist. A woman in this story explains that a woman sold snake meat as dried fish to justify collecting that woman's hair for a wig, prompting an (*)  unemployed servant to steal her clothes and push her into a pile of corpses in the title place. A film named for this story mainly adapts a plot about conflicting accounts of a bandit's ambush of a samurai from "In a Grove," another story by this story's author. For 10 points, a dilapidated gate titles what Ryūnosuke Akutagawa story adapted into a Kurosawa film?
This story takes place a few years after its setting was hit by a series of calamities, leading its residents to leave holy objects along roadsides for firewood.
" Rashomon "