Story of Japanese Chivalry: Flower of a Chivalrous Man
Jun 15, 1966 · 1h 19m
Director
Haruyasu NoguchiOverview
In the early years of the twentieth-century a young gambler returns to his home town where he finds the gang of which he was once a member engaged in a feud with a rival gang. Though he successfully settles their differences he is turned out of the organization for the way in which accomplishes it. Upon his return he finds that the fortunes of the group have declined - there has been treachery and desertion. This time with the approval of the seniors he settles the differences with a duel. After winning, however, he declines the position of gang-boss, preferring his freedom, and once more leaves town.
Cast of Story of Japanese Chivalry: Flower of a Chivalrous Man
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What is Story of Japanese Chivalry: Flower of a Chivalrous Man about?
In the early years of the twentieth-century a young gambler returns to his home town where he finds the gang of which he was once a member engaged in a feud with a rival gang. Though he successfully settles their differences he is turned out of the organization for the way in which accomplishes it. Upon his return he finds that the fortunes of the group have declined - there has been treachery…
When was Story of Japanese Chivalry: Flower of a Chivalrous Man released?
Story of Japanese Chivalry: Flower of a Chivalrous Man was released on June 15, 1966.
How long is Story of Japanese Chivalry: Flower of a Chivalrous Man?
Story of Japanese Chivalry: Flower of a Chivalrous Man runs 1 hour 19 minutes (79 minutes).
Who directed Story of Japanese Chivalry: Flower of a Chivalrous Man?
Story of Japanese Chivalry: Flower of a Chivalrous Man was directed by Haruyasu Noguchi.
Who is in the cast of Story of Japanese Chivalry: Flower of a Chivalrous Man?
The cast of Story of Japanese Chivalry: Flower of a Chivalrous Man includes Hideki Takahashi, Masako Izumi, Asao Uchida, Tamio Kawachi and Ken Yamauchi.