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True Account: Tohoku Yakuza War — Road to Power poster

True Account: Tohoku Yakuza War — Road to Power 

In the early hours of August 5th, 1928, a baby was born into the family of the gang leader, Gizo Ato (played by Ryuutaro Hara) from the Ato family in Honjo City, Akita Prefecture. This child would grow up to succeed as the second-generation leader of the Joto Kansan family, eventually unifying and ruling the Tohoku tekiya (street vendor) industry. The story of the Tohoku's supreme leader, Giei Ato (played by Mikio Osawa), begins with a life full of turmoil...
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In the early hours of August 5th, 1928, a baby was born into the family of the gang leader, Gizo Ato (played by Ryuutaro Hara) from the Ato family in Honjo City, Akita Prefecture. This child would grow up to succeed as the second-generation leader of the Joto Kansan family, eventually unifying and ruling the Tohoku tekiya (street vendor) industry. The story of the Tohoku's supreme leader, Giei Ato (played by Mikio Osawa), begins with a life full of turmoil...

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Directed By:Shigeru Ishihara
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:GP Museum Soft

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Shigeru Ishihara

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Mikio Osawa

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雁龍太郎

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Sayaka Tsuruta

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Risa Tachibana

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Yasukaze Motomiya

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Kyosuke Yabe

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Takeshi Yamato

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Hideo Sakaki

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Tatsuo Umemiya

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