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The Forgotten Waterfront
The right-hand man of a narcotics ring (Tsuruta) is shot by gangsters and left for dead at a Tokyo waterfront and subsequently suffers from amnesia. Returning to his turf in Kobe, the would be assassins try once again to do him in before he recovers his memory.
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The right-hand man of a narcotics ring (Tsuruta) is shot by gangsters and left for dead at a Tokyo waterfront and subsequently suffers from amnesia. Returning to his turf in Kobe, the would be assassins try once again to do him in before he recovers his memory.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Kenrō Matsuura, Umetsugu Inoue
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:TOHO, Takarazuka Eiga Company Ltd.
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