Sanctuary - Part 2 Trailer

Sanctuary - Part 2 Trailer (1995)

18 December 1995 Drama 80 mins

Two people who lead Japan to "Sanctuary". Hojo aims to unite the Yakuza organization in the Kanto region, and Asami to create a faction "Rifukakai," aiming to destroy Isaoka's system of the ruling Democratic Party. Meanwhile, the connection between Hojo and Asami is revealed.

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Cast

Toshiya Nagasawa

as Akira Hojo

Hiroshi Abe

as Chiaki Asami

Toshihiko Sakakibara

as Reiji Tashiro

Fumio Watanabe

as Deputy Chief Norimoto Isaoka

Crew

Masatsugu Shiraiwa

Masatsugu Shiraiwa Lighting Director

Tomoyuki Maruo

Tomoyuki Maruo Art Direction

Yukio Inoue

Yukio Inoue Recording Supervision

Hirohiko Sueyoshi

Hirohiko Sueyoshi Executive Producer

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