An American karate student in Japan searches for the sister of his friend and mentor.
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Joel Holt as Matt Carver
Frank Blaine as Ivan Mayberry
Akira Shiga as Akira Harakawa
Joe Hirakawa as Kosaka Harakawa
Reiko Okada as Reika Harakawa
Tatsuo Namikawa Cinematography
Joel Holt Producer
David Hill Writer
Joel Holt Director
Minoru Miki Music
Karate Trailer
United States 09 August 1961
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