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Warriors of Ako: Scroll of Heaven, Scroll of Earth
Warriors of Ako: Scroll of Heaven, Scroll of Earth

Warriors of Ako: Scroll of Heaven, Scroll of Earth

Genres

Drama

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Chronichles the story of the Forty-seven Ronin.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

Japanese

Runtime

151 mins

Rating

0/10

Release Date

15 January 1956

Country

Japan

Cast

Harue Akagi

Harue Akagi

Woman at terrace house

Ushio Akashi

Ushio Akashi

Hikoemon Yasui

Ryūtarō Aoyagi

Ryūtarō Aoyagi

Gempachi Kondô

Koji Arima

Koji Arima

Tôzaemon Hayamizu

Mitsuo Asano

Mitsuo Asano

Merchant

Chiyonosuke Azuma

Chiyonosuke Azuma

Takuminokami Asano

Hideo Azuma

Hideo Azuma

Genta, running man

Shinobu Chihara

Shinobu Chihara

Yûzuyu-dayû

Ryutaro Chikamatsu

Ryutaro Chikamatsu

Shichirôemon Tamamushi

Iwao Daimaru

Iwao Daimaru

Kichiemon Terasaka

Shusuke Daimonji

Shusuke Daimonji

Denshirô Fukai

Tokumaro Dan

Tokumaro Dan

Yasuke

Hiroshi Fujikawa

Hiroshi Fujikawa

Ichigaku, Shimizu

Kin'nosuke Fujiki

Kin'nosuke Fujiki

Guard at Densô's house

Ichiro Fukui

Ichiro Fukui

Sanji, townsman

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