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A film adaptation of the original novel by Kazuo Dan. This exciting film, set in Asia on the eve of violent changes, tells the story of a young man Rinnosuke Date, who, following his dream, love and passion, breaks through the blood- and dust-drenched land of Manchuria with a pistol in a piercing wind.

Top Cast

  • Chiyonosuke Azuma

    Chiyonosuke Azuma

    Rinnosuke Date

  • Miki Sanjō

    Miki Sanjō

    Ayako Yamaoka

  • Harumi Urazato

    Harumi Urazato

    Ko Higasa

  • Jun Usami

    Jun Usami

    Rokuro Itsumi

  • Ken Takakura

    Ken Takakura

    Shintaro

  • Yoshi Katō

    Yoshi Katō

    Tokimune

  • Tokue Hanazawa

    Tokue Hanazawa

    Danzo

  • Takashi Kanda

    Takashi Kanda

    Major Nakayama

  • Sachiko Murase

    Sachiko Murase

    Atsuko

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A film adaptation of the original novel by Kazuo Dan. This exciting film, set in Asia on the eve of violent changes, tells the story of a young man Rinnosuke Date, who, following his dream, love and passion, breaks through the blood- and dust-drenched land of Manchuria with a pistol in a piercing wind.

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