The Lowly Ronin: Hanayama Daikichi · 1995
The Lowly Ronin: Hanayama Daikichi (1995) is a Drama / Action / Comedy film directed by Tōru Murakawa, starring Hiroki Matsukata, Hiroyuki Watanabe, Natsuki Okamoto.
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Overview
Low-caste former samurai Hanayama Daikichi and his gambler friend Hanji of Yaizu, come to a once peaceful post town of Kofu. A town now filled with gamblers, prostitutes, and unscrupulous opportunists, all drawn by the smell of blood and the scent of newly-mined gold. Daikichi brings a little girl whose father has been butchered by yakuza assassins, hoping to find her family. Intrigue and violence follow the group as they must ward off a deadly female spy and a mysterious ronin with a violent past. Tension mounts as all these forces come together to unravel a secret which will unleash a wave of violence that could destroy them all.
Cast
Hiroki Matsukata, Hiroyuki Watanabe, Natsuki Okamoto, Toshihiko Tahara, Kazue Itō, Tokuma Nishioka, Mayumi Yoshino, Akira Hamada
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What is "The Lowly Ronin: Hanayama Daikichi" about?
Low-caste former samurai Hanayama Daikichi and his gambler friend Hanji of Yaizu, come to a once peaceful post town of Kofu. A town now filled with gamblers, prostitutes, and unscrupulous opportunists, all drawn by the smell of blood and the scent of newly-mined gold. Daikichi brings a little girl whose father has been butchered by yakuza assassins, hoping to find her family. Intrigue and violence follow the group as they must ward off a deadly female spy and a mysterious ronin with a violent past. Tension mounts as all these forces come together to unravel a secret which will unleash a wave of violence that could destroy them all.
When was "The Lowly Ronin: Hanayama Daikichi" released?
The Lowly Ronin: Hanayama Daikichi was released in 1995.
Who stars in "The Lowly Ronin: Hanayama Daikichi"?
The cast includes Hiroki Matsukata, Hiroyuki Watanabe, Natsuki Okamoto, Toshihiko Tahara.
