Toramaru, lord of integrated martial arts Mugen-ga-ryu, ends his training journey and visits his master, Gensai. "You have to duel with every martial arts master and win, in order to obtain their esoteric books of martial secrets." Receiving such an order from Gensai, Toramaru makes a pilgrimage around Japan and spends a year fighting. Through his fights with genuine masters in every martial arts such as kung-fu, stick fighting, sword fighting, and nunchaku, this film passionately tells what "Budo" is and what Bushido is. Full of fierce and diverse action! The original fighting movie is finally born here!
Takanori Tsujimoto
Director
Mitsuki Koga
Toramaru
Yoshiyuki Yamaguchi
Gensai
Masanori Mimoto
Eiji Mimoto 'Yakuza'
Kentarō Shimazu
Billy Shimabukuro 'Gun Master'
Kazuki Tsujimoto
Muso 'Blind Samurai'
Kensuke Sonomura
Yuan Jian 'Kung Fu Master'
Masaki Suzumura
Rinryu 'Nunchaku Master'
Naohiro Kawamoto
Mokunen 'Bojutsu Master'
Marc Walkow
Boss 'Bounty Hunter'
Yasutaka Yuuki
Yu 'Bounty Hunter'
Takashi Tanimoto
Tani 'Bounty Hunter'
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