17 May 2024
Bushido
Kakunoshin Yanagida was a samurai, forced to leave the Han due to a false accusation. He then lived in poverty with his daughter Kinu.
Wild Palanquin
Shinsuke Inaba, a thief who snuck into the Kishu family residence in Edo. He was almost discovered by a patrol, but he is helped by Kajio, a woman who holds the position of a junior maid of honor. She was later reprimanded and moved into her family's candle shop. One day, she meets the popular actor Nakazo Nakamura, and is surprised by his exact resemblance to Shinsuke…
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東千代之介 
若山富三郎 
円山栄子 
伊沢一郎 
中村錦司 
明石潮 
戸上城太郎 
富田仲次郎 
北竜二 
岡島艶子 春日弘 福田公子 坂東簑助 中村時之介 水野浩 本郷秀雄 毛利清二 Masao Funakoshi 高松錦之助 那須伸太朗
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