“Leviticus” and Leviticus
Like most young people, Leviticus is imperfect. But I love it anyways.
Reigen Ohatsu ~ Furueru Iwa ~
Set in the late Edo period. Ohatsu, who is the signboard girl for a diner in Nihonbashi Torichō, awakens to a mysterious power – the spiritual ability to see and hear things that ordinary people cannot. Southern Edo magistrate Negishi Hizen-no-kami Yasumori approached her to request assistance in gathering strange tales for a collection called Mimibukuro, and introduces her to Furusawa Ukyonosuke, a trainee yoriki. Thus, the two of them encounter some bizarre events...
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Set in the late Edo period. Ohatsu, who is the signboard girl for a diner in Nihonbashi Torichō, awakens to a mysterious power – the spiritual ability to see and hear things that ordinary people cannot. Southern Edo magistrate Negishi Hizen-no-kami Yasumori approached her to request assistance in gathering strange tales for a collection called Mimibukuro, and introduces her to Furusawa Ukyonosuke, a trainee yoriki. Thus, the two of them encounter some bizarre events...
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Genre:TV Movie, Crime, Mystery
Written By:Hideya Hamada
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Studio:TV Asahi, Toei Company
Cast
Keisuke Toyoshima
Director
Mone Kamishiraishi
Ohatsu
Taiga Kyomoto
Furusawa Ukyonosuke
Bando Yajuro
Negishi Hizenno Kamiyasumori
Shinnosuke Mitsushima
Rokuzo
Masahiro Takashima
Furusawa Buzaemon Shigemasa
Kana Kurashina
Naito Rie
Maho Nonami
Oyoshi
Ryosuke Mikata
Naito Yasunosuke
Masato Wada
Yoshida Sawaemon Kanesada
Mamoru Miyano
Ono Shigeaki
Fuyumi Sakamoto
Orenni
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