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Shingo's Original Challenge, Part 3
Shingo's Original Challenge, Part 3

Shingo's Original Challenge, Part 3

Genres

Drama

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The adventures of Aoi Shingo continue. Shingo is finally given permission to officially meet his father, the Shogun. However, his journey is disturbed by those who wish to claim his life. This is the third part of "THE 10 DUELS OF YOUNG SHINGO", following the first 2 parts (which were actually done as one movie). The tension mounts as young Shingo must face obstacles the like of which he had never before seen. And, can he avenge the death of his master? The man to whom he owes everything.

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Budget

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Revenue

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Status

Released

Original Language

Japanese

Runtime

83 mins

Rating

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Release Date

27 March 1960

Country

Japan

Cast

Hashizo Okawa

Hashizo Okawa

Ryutaro Otomo

Ryutaro Otomo

Ryūnosuke Tsukigata

Ryūnosuke Tsukigata

Yumiko Hasegawa

Yumiko Hasegawa

Ryōsuke Kagawa

Ryōsuke Kagawa

Eijirō Kataoka

Eijirō Kataoka

Keiko Okawa

Keiko Okawa

Yoshiko Sakuma

Yoshiko Sakuma

Isao Yamagata

Isao Yamagata

Yoshio Yoshida

Yoshio Yoshida

Ryuji Kita

Ryuji Kita

Eiji Okada

Eiji Okada

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