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Bored Hatamoto Appears in Sendai

Bored Hatamoto Appears in Sendai

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Bored Hatamoto film #3

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Japanese

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Release Date

09 July 1931

Country

Japan

Cast

Utaemon Ichikawa

Utaemon Ichikawa

Michiko Oe

Michiko Oe

Kokuten Kōdō

Kokuten Kōdō

Kanemi Ida

Kanemi Ida

Ryuzo Takei

Ryuzo Takei

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