Lord Mito Komon: World commotion Trailer

Lord Mito Komon: World commotion Trailer (1960)

27 December 1960 Adventure, Drama 75 mins

Counselor Mito and his companions departed from Mito to see Kikutaro, a young lord of the shogun family, who became the new lord of Shirataka castle with an income of three hundred thousand koku. As they approach Shirataka's domain, a disturbing adventure begins. Soon, the advisor Mito and his companions reveal a conspiracy whose purpose was to capture the Shirataka castle and engage in a battle with the villains.

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Cast

Denjirō Ōkōchi

as Mito Komon

Jūshirō Konoe

as Tanjo Ukon

Ryūji Shinagawa

as Suke-san

Shingo Yamashiro

as Kaku-san

Kōtarō Satomi

as Kojiro Tsukahara

Hiroshi Kato

as Kikutaro

Shunji Sakai

as Rokubei

Yoshiko Fujita

as Batta no Okichi

Juro Hoshi

as Inago Kozo Shirokichi

Ichitarō Kuni

as Aikawa Shinhachiro

Akira Tatematsu

as Seidayu Kawamura

Crew

Hiroya Abe

Original Music Composer

Takeo Waki

Takeo Waki Director of Photography

International Titles

Mito Komon: Tenka no osodo Trailer

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