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After spending several years in prison, yakuza punk Masa (Bunta Sugawara) and his underling, Katsuji (Tamio Kawachi) are back out in the mean streets of Kobe to make a name for themselves amongst the local yakuza organization.
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After spending several years in prison, yakuza punk Masa (Bunta Sugawara) and his underling, Katsuji (Tamio Kawachi) are back out in the mean streets of Kobe to make a name for themselves amongst the local yakuza organization.
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Genre:Comedy, Action
Written By:Kōji Takada
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Toei Company
Cast
Sadao Nakajima
Director
Bunta Sugawara
Masataro (Goro Masa)
Tamio Kawachi
Katsuji (Immortal Katsu)
Noboru Andō
Yukichi Hayasaki
Tomomi Satō
Sayako Kozuki
Bin Amatsu
Tatsuya Yamakita
Ryōji Hayama
Wasaburo Umeda (Takihana second-in-command)
Akitake Kōno
Kingoro The Tattoo Master
Keijirō Morozumi
Tatsuichi (Takihana Gang)
Shōtarō Hayashi
Tomoeda Yasuhiko (Yamakita Gang)
Tsuyako Okajima
Matchmaker
Yuriko Mishima
Hanae
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