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Last Days of Edo
Last Days of Edo

Last Days of Edo

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HistoryDrama

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It is a historical drama that follows Katsu Kaishu's efforts to surrender Edo Castle bloodlessly in the first year of the Meiji period.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

Japanese

Runtime

72 mins

Rating

0/10

Release Date

28 November 1941

Country

Japan

Cast

Tsumasaburō Bandō

Tsumasaburō Bandō

Katsu Kaishū

Ryōsuke Kagawa

Ryōsuke Kagawa

Okubo

Takashi Shimura

Takashi Shimura

Enomoto

Kensaku Hara

Kensaku Hara

Torataro Tsukamoto

Jotaro Togami

Jotaro Togami

Tetsutaro Yamaoka

Kichijirō Ueda

Kichijirō Ueda

Yasunosuke Masumi

Utako Tamaki

Utako Tamaki

Shizuyo, Katsu's wife

Keisukê Ôshima

Keisukê Ôshima

Kenji Osawa

Hiroshi Mizuno

Hiroshi Mizuno

Isenokami Takahashi

Gorō Kawabe

Gorō Kawabe

Hayato Mukaiyama

Mitsuru Toyama

Mitsuru Toyama

Seiko Kawaji

Sannosuke Fujikawa

Sannosuke Fujikawa

Kihei Motojime

Kajō Onoe

Kajō Onoe

Katsutei, Shinzaburo's servant

Tokumaro Dan

Tokumaro Dan

Shunkichi Ishida

Takashi Ogawa

Takashi Ogawa

Tatsugoro

Hiroshi Takada

Hiroshi Takada

British Minister Burks

Seiji Izumi

Seiji Izumi

British Captain Kipple

Tominosuke Hayama

Tominosuke Hayama

Shimakami Fujisawa

Fumio Wakamatsu

Fumio Wakamatsu

Shimakami Satsuma

Saganji Okawara

Saganji Okawara

Imperial Army Soldier Hyoemon Shiraishi

Kotaro Nifuda

Kotaro Nifuda

Buntaro Koshuya

Sentaro Daito

Sentaro Daito

Guardian of Kawakatsu

Seiji Taki

Seiji Taki

Mimasaka Asano

Tsuyoshi Shimoyama

Tsuyoshi Shimoyama

Government Army Soldier Mori

Hidemichi Ishikawa

Hidemichi Ishikawa

Young Chokichi on the river bank

Eizaburo Kusunoki

Eizaburo Kusunoki

Young man Tasuke on the river bank

Minoru Bando

Minoru Bando

Youth Ichigura on the River bank

Kiyoshi Kasuga

Kiyoshi Kasuga

Shinnosuke Morikawa

Mitsuo Môri

Mitsuo Môri

Yuzuru Matsumura

Shinsuke Namiki

Shinsuke Namiki

Yoroku Ohata of the Junchu Corps

Gentaro Misaki

Gentaro Misaki

Yuzaburo Kono, hatamoto

Tsunekichi Seigawa

Tsunekichi Seigawa

Wataru Tanigawa, hatamoto

Kazuo Tsushima

Kazuo Tsushima

Yanosuke Uchimura, hatamoto

Sashō Ichikawa

Sashō Ichikawa

Townsman Matsusuke

Kazushi Seto

Kazushi Seto

Naval Officer Yasunari Komaki

Ryûzaburô Yabuuchi

Ryûzaburô Yabuuchi

Naval Officer Susumu Ito

Ryutaro Chikamatsu

Ryutaro Chikamatsu

Navy Officer Gonbei Nishi

Yukio Horikita

Yukio Horikita

Infantryman Takichi Motegi

Shizuo Maeda

Shizuo Maeda

Saeki

Jushiro Kobayashi

Jushiro Kobayashi

Seinosuke Tsugawa

Katsusaburo Ukita

Katsusaburo Ukita

Shirayanagi

Emiko Yanagi

Emiko Yanagi

Older Sister Yae

Toshiko Sawamura

Toshiko Sawamura

Younger sister Teru

Misako Tokiwa

Misako Tokiwa

Proprietress Oseki

Kikutaro Onoe

Kikutaro Onoe

Yoshinobu Tokugawa

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