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Bakumatsu seishun graffiti: Ronin Sakamoto Ryoma

Bakumatsu seishun graffiti: Ronin Sakamoto Ryoma

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Budget

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Status

Released

Original Language

Japanese

Runtime

116 mins

Rating

0/10

Release Date

25 January 1986

Country

Japan

Cast

Tetsuya Takeda

Tetsuya Takeda

Ryoma Sakamoto

Toshio Shiba

Toshio Shiba

Zota Ikeuchi

Takuro Yoshida

Takuro Yoshida

Shinsaku Takasugi

Naoto Takenaka

Naoto Takenaka

Kenkichi Nagaoka

Momoko Kikuchi

Momoko Kikuchi

Mieko Harada

Mieko Harada

Otaki

Atsuko Asano

Atsuko Asano

Ouno

Kaho Minami

Kaho Minami

Toyo

Takuzō Kawatani

Takuzō Kawatani

Kogoro Katsura

Masatô Ibu

Masatô Ibu

Hirofumi Ito

Kai Ato

Kai Ato

Sonojo Sawamura

Takaaki Enoki

Takaaki Enoki

Gohei

Masato Furuoya

Masato Furuoya

Shujiro Hirai

Daijirô Harada

Daijirô Harada

Aritomo Yamagata

Sei Hiraizumi

Sei Hiraizumi

Shigeomi Kondo

Hirotaro Honda

Hirotaro Honda

Shingo Nasu

Hiromichi Hori

Hiromichi Hori

Yonosuke Mutsu

Takanori Jinnai

Takanori Jinnai

Jiro Okamoto

Ken'ichi Katô

Ken'ichi Katô

Tetsuma Masaki

Akiji Kobayashi

Akiji Kobayashi

Hanazuki

Seiji Kurasaki

Seiji Kurasaki

Chojiro Kondo

Takashi Naito

Takashi Naito

Sanji

Miki Takakura

Miki Takakura

Umehana

Kenichi Urata

Kenichi Urata

Eikichi Ishida

Hatsuo Yamaya

Hatsuo Yamaya

Shobei

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