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Three Young Samurai
During Japan's Warring States period three young Tokugawa vassals head their separate ways after Takeda Shingen's forces overran their castle. When they next meet they have all joined opposing sides.
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During Japan's Warring States period three young Tokugawa vassals head their separate ways after Takeda Shingen's forces overran their castle. When they next meet they have all joined opposing sides.
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Genre:Drama, Adventure, War
Written By:Toshio Yasumi
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Daiei Film
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