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Akagaki Genzo
Forty-seven Ronin of the Ako clan are waiting for the right moment to avenge the insult and death of their master. The film tells the story of one of them named Akagaki Genzo.
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Forty-seven Ronin of the Ako clan are waiting for the right moment to avenge the insult and death of their master. The film tells the story of one of them named Akagaki Genzo.
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Genre:History, Action
Written By:Tomiyasu Ikeda
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Nikkatsu Corporation
Cast
Tomiyasu Ikeda
Director
Tsumasaburō Bandō
Akagaki Genzo
Kogiku Hanayagi
Chizue
Kensaku Hara
Takeshiro Sakaya
Takashi Shimura
Jozaemon Sakaya
Momonosuke Ichikawa
Yogoro Kanzaki
Ryōsuke Kagawa
Isabei Shioyama
Kunio Tamura
Senta
Chiyoko Ôkura
Osugi
Kobunji Ichikawa
Riemon Torii
Katsuhiko Isokawa
Tsunehei - old servant
Kaoru Nakano
Omaki - Shioyama's wife
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