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During the Heian period, Abe no Seimei trains in magic but lacks interest, until a collaboration with Minamoto no Hiromasa arises to solve a strange phenomenon.
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During the Heian period, Abe no Seimei trains in magic but lacks interest, until a collaboration with Minamoto no Hiromasa arises to solve a strange phenomenon.
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Genre:Fantasy, History, Mystery
Written By:Shimako Satō
In Theaters:7/21/2024
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:Warner Bros. Japan, Kinoshita Group, Bungeishunju, Robot Communications
Cast
Shimako Satō
Director
Kento Yamazaki
Abe no Seimei
Shota Sometani
Minamoto no Hiromasa
Nao
Princess Kishi
Masanobu Ando
Sadafumi Heguri
Nijiro Murakami
Tachibana Yasue
Rihito Itagaki
The Emperor
Jun Kunimura
Kamo no Tadayuki
Kazuki Kitamura
Korimune Korekuni
Kaoru Kobayashi
Fujiwara Yosuke
Renn Kiriyama
Kaneshige Takebe
Rion Takahashi
Yoshitada Saeki
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