The Lost Public Funds

The Lost Public Funds

10.0

Nov 11 1958

2h 33m

Drama, Crime, Adventure

Four thousand gold coins were stolen from the vault of Nijo Castle in Kyoto, which were collected as a tax to the shogun. The guard of Nijo castle Asaka Keinosuke, disguised as a komuso monk, proceeds to investigate the theft, traces of thieves lead to Edo, where Asaka goes.

Utaemon Ichikawa

Utaemon Ichikawa

Asaka Keinosuke

Hashizo Okawa

Hashizo Okawa

Miwa Takitaro

Denjirō Ōkōchi

Denjirō Ōkōchi

Jinba Yajuro

Satomi Oka

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Yukie

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