The Three Musketeers of Japan: Adieu, Tokyo! Trailer

The Three Musketeers of Japan: Adieu, Tokyo! Trailer (1972)

28 October 1972 Drama, Comedy 88 mins

Three men with completely different backgrounds and beliefs—one in his forties who lived through the war, one in his thirties who grew up in the postwar era, and one in his twenties who has never experienced the war—hit it off and cause a great commotion.

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Cast

Keiju Kobayashi

as Chugo Kuroda (Chu-san)

Mikki Yasukawa

as Osamu Yagi (Yagi-san)

Yusuke Okada

as Ichiro Kazami (Icchan)

Eriko Wada

as Chinatsu Egusa

Daigo Kusano

as Haruhiko Mikezawa

Shin Kishida

as Deputy Director Morikawa

Masaya Nihei

as Gen-san

Naoya Kusakawa

as Detective

Nakajirō Tomita

as President Furuyama

Kazuko Inano

as Mrs. Yagi

Hiroshi Tanaka

as Riot police officer

Hiroto Kimura

as Riot police officer

Yoshinori Furukawa

as Man in hospital

Crew

Hiroyuki Itsuki

Hiroyuki Itsuki Original Story

Hiroshi Murai

Hiroshi Murai Director of Photography

Iwao Akune

Iwao Akune Art Direction

Shin Watarai

Shin Watarai Sound Recordist

Kojiro Sato

Kojiro Sato Lighting Manager

Kazuaki Atsumi

Kazuaki Atsumi Assistant Director

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