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Tamura Yuto: ISOLATED
Someone has kidnapped Renji Himuro, the second-in-command of the Kyowakai, the largest yakuza group in Japan. Thinking that the kidnappers must be Chinese mafia, Yuto Tamura ventures into the enemy’s hideout alone to rescue Himuro. However, the opponents who appear are martial arts masters from various countries! Tamura defeats one opponent after another, but as he continuous fighting his strength is exhausted and he finds himself in a desperate situation. Can he come through in the clutch? And who was behind the set up?
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Someone has kidnapped Renji Himuro, the second-in-command of the Kyowakai, the largest yakuza group in Japan. Thinking that the kidnappers must be Chinese mafia, Yuto Tamura ventures into the enemy’s hideout alone to rescue Himuro. However, the opponents who appear are martial arts masters from various countries! Tamura defeats one opponent after another, but as he continuous fighting his strength is exhausted and he finds himself in a desperate situation. Can he come through in the clutch? And who was behind the set up?
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Genre:Action, Crime, Drama
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Solid Feature
Cast
Hiroyuki Tsuji
Director
Yoshiyuki Yamaguchi
Yuto Tamura
Ryo Tajima
Kazuya Kawarazaki
Kenta Kawasaki
Yoshiaki Yamamura
Satoshi Jinbo
Eiji Arimori
Yasukaze Motomiya
Renji Himuro
Yoshimi Tachi
Yuki Nakajima
Takashi Kitadai
Joji Sakaguchi
Katsuya
Hiroki Saito
Tatsuya Nakazawa
Shosuke Kawakami
Hiroto Honda
Ishizawa Yusho
Tatsuya Kishida
Ryuji Ugaki
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