¡Soretsu Shinsengumi Bakumatsu no Doran[Priced-down Reissue]
¡Japanese Movie
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[Machine Translation] [Based on the original story by Kyoji Shirai, this film brings together a veteran staff including director Yasushi Sasaki and period drama stars such as Chiezo Kataoka to create the Shinsengumi Fuunroku. The film brings into sharp relief the dynamic group of the shogunate and loyalist factions on the eve of the Meiji Restoration, along with familiar episodes from the Shinsengumi, such as Isamu Kondo's "Kondo Isamu. The end of the Tokugawa Shogunate was marked by a major shift toward the principle of loyalty to the emperor and expulsion of the barbarians. The Tokugawa Shogunate formed a new group of ronin in an attempt to stem the tide, but it was disbanded after less than a year. The Shinsengumi was formed by a group of samurai who were not pleased with the Tokugawa Shogunate's attitude. The Shinsengumi consisted of Isamu Kondo, who was known as the "Isamu Kondo" in the Edo Shinsenkan, his faction, Toshizo Hijikata, Soji Okita, Shinpachi Nagakura, and other members of the Mito Roshi Serizawa faction. At this juncture, a series of robberies by someone claiming to be a member of the Kinno faction broke out. When Isamu learned that they were the work of Serizawa's faction, he defeated Serizawa with a single blow and decided to resign from his post. However, he was persuaded by the Duke of Aizu to pledge even greater loyalty. Meanwhile, word comes in that the Kinno faction, led by Kogoro Katsura, is to hold a meeting at Ikedaya. The full force of the Shinsengumi avalanches into Ikedaya, riding on the Gion music that heralds the coming of summer. In this sumptuous epic, Kataoka Chiezo's Isamu Kondo, the leader of the Shinsengumi demons, clashes with other loyalists of the Kinno clan such as Otomo Ryutaro, Okawa Hashizo, and Takada Kokichi, and Shinsengumi members including Tsukigata Ryunosuke, Wakayama Tomisaburo, and Fushimi Sendaro.
Original Release Year: 1960
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