Koto Nakazawa: The Beautiful Swordswoman
Jan 14, 2017 · 1h 29m
Director
Tatsuzo InoharaOverview
Koto Nakazawa (Meisa Kuroki) learned from her father Emon Mago (Masahiko Nishimura) "Hoshinryu" which is a Japanese fencing school of thought. She leaves her hometown to become stronger. Koto Nakazawa and her older Sadamasa (Michitaka Tsutsui) take part in "Roshigumi" ("Kyoto Defenders") led by Hachiro Kiyokawa (Mansaku Ikeuchi). One day, she stops outlaws who threaten merchants. When she is about to use her sword, Ryoma Sakamoto (Masaya Kato) stops her.
Cast of Koto Nakazawa: The Beautiful Swordswoman
Meisa KurokiKoto Nakazawa
Michitaka TsutsuiSadamasa Nakazawa
Misato TanakaTsubaki
Yoshihiko HakamadaYozo Soma
Mansaku IkeuchiHachiro Kiyokawa
Takayuki TakumaRintaro Okita
Kazuki NamiokaSojuro Mizukami
Noriko AoyamaHakana
Masaya KatōRyoma Sakamoto
Masahiko NishimuraEmon Mago
Hisashi YoshizawaGengoro Yoshimura
Yū KamioGonjuro Matsudaira
Crew of Koto Nakazawa: The Beautiful Swordswoman
About Koto Nakazawa: The Beautiful Swordswoman
What is Koto Nakazawa: The Beautiful Swordswoman about?
Koto Nakazawa (Meisa Kuroki) learned from her father Emon Mago (Masahiko Nishimura) "Hoshinryu" which is a Japanese fencing school of thought. She leaves her hometown to become stronger. Koto Nakazawa and her older Sadamasa (Michitaka Tsutsui) take part in "Roshigumi" ("Kyoto Defenders") led by Hachiro Kiyokawa (Mansaku Ikeuchi). One day, she stops outlaws who threaten merchants. When she is…
When was Koto Nakazawa: The Beautiful Swordswoman released?
Koto Nakazawa: The Beautiful Swordswoman was released on January 14, 2017.
How long is Koto Nakazawa: The Beautiful Swordswoman?
Koto Nakazawa: The Beautiful Swordswoman runs 1 hour 29 minutes (89 minutes).
Who directed Koto Nakazawa: The Beautiful Swordswoman?
Koto Nakazawa: The Beautiful Swordswoman was directed by Tatsuzo Inohara.
Who is in the cast of Koto Nakazawa: The Beautiful Swordswoman?
The cast of Koto Nakazawa: The Beautiful Swordswoman includes Meisa Kuroki (Koto Nakazawa), Michitaka Tsutsui (Sadamasa Nakazawa), Misato Tanaka (Tsubaki), Yoshihiko Hakamada (Yozo Soma) and Mansaku Ikeuchi (Hachiro Kiyokawa).