A big American boss landed in Japan in search of funding sources. A lone wolf trying to stop it ends up fighting against his big brother's organization and emerging powers. A huge gangster story depicting a three-way turf war on a large scale.
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Kazuo Kasahara Writer
Harumi Ibe Music
Akira Murao Writer
Yūsuke Watanabe Director
Yūsuke Watanabe Writer
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Japan 13 June 1965
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