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Genzo is a monk on his way to Tianzhu (early East Asian name for India). Along the way, he happens to visit a house and meets an old couple. The couple has an adopted son, Taro Yamada (Kenichi Matsuyama). They ask Genzo to rehabilitate Taro who makes trouble with his magical power. Genzo takes Taro and travels to Tianzhu.
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Genzo is a monk on his way to Tianzhu (early East Asian name for India). Along the way, he happens to visit a house and meets an old couple. The couple has an adopted son, Taro Yamada (Kenichi Matsuyama). They ask Genzo to rehabilitate Taro who makes trouble with his magical power. Genzo takes Taro and travels to Tianzhu.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Okawara, Shu Matsubara
In Theaters:9/24/2016
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Toei Company, DLE, Hakuhodo DY Music & Pictures, Kinoshita Group, Stardust Pictures, Toei Video Company
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