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Kaiji: Final Game
Kaiji is about to have his life changed. The thrill is beyond anything he, or most people, have experienced. The adventure is not without risk and danger however. He is given four games, which are challenges, and include life and death situations.
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Kaiji is about to have his life changed. The thrill is beyond anything he, or most people, have experienced. The adventure is not without risk and danger however. He is given four games, which are challenges, and include life and death situations.
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Genre:Action, Drama, Thriller, Mystery
Written By:Nobuyuki Fukumoto, Nobuyuki Fukumoto, Yuichi Tokunaga
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Runtime:128 minutes
Studio:AX-ON, Nippon Television Network Corporation, Horipro, TOHO, Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation, Kodansha, Sapporo Television Broadcasting Company, Miyagi Television Broadcasting, Shizuoka Daiichi Television, Chukyo TV Broadcasting Company, Hiroshima Telecasting, Fukuoka Broadcasting System, D.N. Dream Partners
Cast
Tōya Satō
Director
Tatsuya Fujiwara
Kaiji Ito
Sota Fukushi
Kosuke Takakura
Nagisa Sekimizu
Kanako Kirino
Mackenyu
Minato Hirose
Kotaro Yoshida
Yoshihiro Kurosaki
Suzuki Matsuo
Taro Otsuki
Katsuhisa Namase
Kotaro Sakazaki
Yuki Amami
Rinko Endo
Ikusaburo Yamazaki
Keishi Nishino
Toshiki Seto
Taichi Sugawara
Goki Maeda
Tsuyoshi Takase
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