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Shin Shokoku Monogatari: Otena no To Part 1 

Ainu chieftain Otena Kamui dies leaving a secret to his son. Years later, the grown son and his child are drawn into the hunt for the “Tower of Otena” treasure while a corrupt magistrate’s family fractures around them.
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Ainu chieftain Otena Kamui dies leaving a secret to his son. Years later, the grown son and his child are drawn into the hunt for the “Tower of Otena” treasure while a corrupt magistrate’s family fractures around them.

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Directed By:Kimiyoshi Yasuda
Written By:Toshio Yasumi
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Studio:TOHO

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Kimiyoshi Yasuda

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Tōjūrō Sakata IV

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Kanjūrō Arashi

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Kyoko Aoyama

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Yachiyo Ōtori

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Mitsuko Mito

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Hiroshi Koizumi

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Isamu Kosugi

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Izumi Yukimura

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