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Asakusa no kyōkaku
Sonny Chiba is a young gambler on the run. He pretends to be an innocent student, and is taken in by an honorable Yakuza in Tokyo's Asakusa district.
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Sonny Chiba is a young gambler on the run. He pretends to be an innocent student, and is taken in by an honorable Yakuza in Tokyo's Asakusa district.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Kenrō Matsuura
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Toei Company
Cast
Kiyoshi Saeki
Director
Hideo Murata
Kaminarimon no Senkichi
Naoki Sugiura
Enko no Gin
Sonny Chiba
Shinsuke Hayama / Shintaro
Yoshiko Fujita
Oe Sasaki
Junko Miyazono
Michiko Katagai
Hisako Tsukuba
Hikaru Aoki
Akikane Sawa
Kinsuke Hyotan
Hideo Murota
Tatsuo Hyotan
Minosuke Yamada
Reikichi Raimon
Takashi Kanda
Bun Okawara
Ken Sudo
Boss Koseya
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