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The Brothers who Protect the Mountain
In the mountainous region of Koshu, Taikahara, there was an intense power struggle between the prominent families, Tamaki and Kakukura. Facing the steward of Kakukura, Kurokawa Senjiro, was Tamaki Daisaburo, who was skilled with a handgun. Daisaburo had granted protection to the charcoal maker, Miyoshi, safeguarding a few mountains passed down from their ancestors. Daisaburo's elder brother, Iori, who had completed his training in Edo, saved Kakukura's only daughter, Koyumi, on his way back home. However, while Daisaburo rushed to Iori's aid after Koyumi was attacked by Kurokawa and his men, their family home was set ablaze.
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In the mountainous region of Koshu, Taikahara, there was an intense power struggle between the prominent families, Tamaki and Kakukura. Facing the steward of Kakukura, Kurokawa Senjiro, was Tamaki Daisaburo, who was skilled with a handgun. Daisaburo had granted protection to the charcoal maker, Miyoshi, safeguarding a few mountains passed down from their ancestors. Daisaburo's elder brother, Iori, who had completed his training in Edo, saved Kakukura's only daughter, Koyumi, on his way back home. However, while Daisaburo rushed to Iori's aid after Koyumi was attacked by Kurokawa and his men, their family home was set ablaze.
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Genre:Adventure, Drama
Written By:Shoji Matsumura
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Shochiku
Cast
Sadatsugu Matsuda
Director
Hibari Misora
Daizaburo Tamaki
Ryūnosuke Tsukigata
Mamoru Mabuchu
Entatsu Yokoyama
Sobee Sakanaya
Ryōsuke Kagawa
Goemon Sumikura
Keiko Awaji
Sayumi Sumikura
Jotaro Togami
Seijiro Kurokawa
Shunji Sakai
Sumiyaki no Miyoshi
Tōru Abe
Kakubei Oiwa
Minpei Tomimoto
Kyubei Komori
Yatarō Kitagami
Iori Tamaki
Mitsuo Nagata
Namiki Akinosuke
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