Hashimoto and his family come to the United States to visit their friends. Some thugs attack Hashimoto's son, and he uses ju-jitsu on them. The American friend wants to learn how to use it to beat up the local cat, so they teach him and they thump the kitty.
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John Myhers as Hanako
Connie Rasinski Director
United States 12 April 1961
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12 May 1961
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24 November 1961
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