Happily Tied to the Road Trailer (1959)

21 April 1959 Drama 88 mins

With flashing swordwork and a terrific story, wandering gambler Kusama Hanjiro inspires the wrath of Boss Jirotaro who has been terrorizing travelers along the route through his territory. When Hanjiro steps in to gamble with him one-on-one it leads to a deadly vendetta that will show no mercy. Along the way Hanjiro is called upon to help sisters with no one else to depend on. Will the feud end in tragedy, or can the honest wanderer prevail against the bloodlust of an angry yakuza boss whom he had scarred for life?

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Cast

Hashizo Okawa as Hanjiro Kusama

Kyoko Aoyama as Omon

Hiroko Sakuramachi as Fuji

Denjirō Ōkōchi as Kinpira

Kōtarō Satomi as Masayoshi

Haruo Tanaka as Mishima

Shin Tokudaiji as Fujigoro

Eitarō Shindō as Koshuya

Akitake Kōno as Sanemon

Shinji Oda as Chogoro

Michisaburō Segawa as Jiro Taro

Michimaro Otabe as Shigesuke

Hiroshi Hatano as Isaburo

Shinichi Hamada as Yoshimatsu

Kensaku Hara as Nango Shigeru

Naojiro Umemura as Seibei

Crew

Shintarō Miyamoto Editor

Choshiro Katsura Art Direction

Sadamitsu Ishihara Sound Recordist

Seiichi Suzuki Original Music Composer

Kenichi Tanabe Lighting Technician

Yoshitake Hisa Screenplay

Nagaki Yamagishi Director of Photography

Yasushi Sasaki Director

International Titles

Oshidori dochu Trailer

Thrilling Journey Trailer

International Releases Dates

Japan 21 April 1959

Production Companies

Toei Company

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