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A Wandering Gambler
Koji Himuro is the wandering gambler. His brother and his girlfriend were both murdered because he was determined to expose a gambling cheat. As a result, he vows to never gamble again, but in the end, his rage against cheats spurs him to action once again, with deadly consequences.
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Koji Himuro is the wandering gambler. His brother and his girlfriend were both murdered because he was determined to expose a gambling cheat. As a result, he vows to never gamble again, but in the end, his rage against cheats spurs him to action once again, with deadly consequences.
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Genre:Action
Written By:Gan Yamazaki
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Nikkatsu Corporation
Cast
Yōichi Ushihara
Director
Akira Kobayashi
Koji Himuro (The Wandering Gambler)
Reiko Sasamori
Noriko Asano (Rosa Beauty Salon Owner)
Minako Osanai
Sanae Shoda (Madam of Club 'Saiceria')
Hideji Ōtaki
Aihara (Kawamura's henchman; boxing gym trainer)
Yuzo Kiura
Kenichi Himuro (Himuro's older brother)
Kayo Matsuo
Nobuko (Himuro's lover)
Shōki Fukae
Kurata (Kawamura's henchman)
Jun Tenbō
Nakayama (Kawamura's henchman)
Asao Koike
Kawamura (President of Kawamura Kogyo)
Isao Yamagata
Asano (President of Asano Real Estate; Rinko's father)
Kōjirō Kusanagi
Shinohara
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