
Saito Dosan: Rage of Power
Jan 03, 1991 · 4h 6m
Director
Eiichi KudōOverview
During the age of warring clans (Sengoku Jidai), many samurai lords sought to unite the country under their banners by becoming the supreme leader. One of the first to vie for power in this way was Saito Dosan, the 'Viper'. His son-in-law, Oda Nobunaga, did in fact unite the nation after subduing all of his enemies, yet falling at last to the treachery of one of his most trusted generals. This story is a pre-cursor to those later events as the brilliant military strategist Saito Dosan rises to power and notoriety as a great lord in his own right. Directed by Kudo Eiichi and with a tremendous supporting cast that includes Nakamura Toru as Oda Nobunaga and Chiba Shinichi as Akechi Mitsutsugu, battle scenes of awesome power and a unique view of Japanese history, this is a marvelous production highlighted by the action scenes done by the Japan Action Club (JAC).
Cast of Saito Dosan: Rage of Power
Crew of Saito Dosan: Rage of Power
About Saito Dosan: Rage of Power
What is Saito Dosan: Rage of Power about?
During the age of warring clans (Sengoku Jidai), many samurai lords sought to unite the country under their banners by becoming the supreme leader. One of the first to vie for power in this way was Saito Dosan, the 'Viper'. His son-in-law, Oda Nobunaga, did in fact unite the nation after subduing all of his enemies, yet falling at last to the treachery of one of his most trusted generals. This…
When was Saito Dosan: Rage of Power released?
Saito Dosan: Rage of Power was released on January 3, 1991.
How long is Saito Dosan: Rage of Power?
Saito Dosan: Rage of Power runs 4 hours 6 minutes (246 minutes).
Who directed Saito Dosan: Rage of Power?
Saito Dosan: Rage of Power was directed by Eiichi Kudō.
Who is in the cast of Saito Dosan: Rage of Power?
The cast of Saito Dosan: Rage of Power includes Ken Matsudaira (Dosan Saito), Sonny Chiba (Mitsutsugu Akechi), Kumiko Akiyoshi (Miyoshino), Toru Nakamura (Nobunaga Oda) and Makoto Fujita (Soun Hojo).


















