The Man Who Came to Shimizu Harbor Trailer (1960)

31 July 1960 Drama, Comedy 91 mins

One of Japan's most enduring stories is the true-life yakuza boss Jirocho of Shimizu and his gang as they took over the Tokaido Highroad and went on to everlasting fame. Many of the gang members have become household names although their backgrounds and how they came to join the group are mostly lost in the mists of a time gone by. This is the tale of Masa, who arrived in Shimizu Port hungry and down on his luck. His adventures contain some light-hearted moments as he meets up with the other gang members and goes on to join the group and become one of their best swordsmen. A truly exciting tale starring the ever-popular Okawa Hashizo along with all-time great Okochi Denjiro.

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Cast

Crew

Masahiro Makino Director

Hideo Oguni Screenplay

Minoru Miki Director of Photography

Norimichi Igawa Art Direction

Shintarō Miyamoto Editor

Kenji Tanaka Lighting Technician

Hiroo Nozu Sound Recordist

Seiichi Suzuki Original Music Composer

International Titles

Shimizu minato ni kita otoko Trailer

The Newcomer to Shimizu Trailer

International Releases Dates

Japan 31 July 1960

Production Companies

Toei Company

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