Senrigan
Jun 10, 2000 · 1h 40m
Director
Manabu AsoOverview
The head of a psychological research institute and a lieutenant in the Japanese Air Force are both investigating a mysterious cult known only as ‘Midori no Saru’ (The Green Monkey). Members of this group have committed a string of violent suicide-attacks on military bases and public areas. Part of the mystery seems to involve a young child and an enormous Buddha statue outside Tokyo, but how could all these pieces possibly fit together?
Cast of Senrigan
Miki Mizuno
Hitomi Kuroki
Toshiro Yanagiba
Kenichi Yajima
Tomorowo Taguchi
Matt Lagan
Yoshihiro Nozoe
Takahashi KazuokiCounselor
Kazuma Takezawa
Koji Nakamura
Masaki Nishina
Houka Kinoshita- Mizuho Igarashi
- Haru Kawazu
Hideo SakoDetective
Michihiro YamanishiDetective- Keisuke Matsuoka
- Tatsuhito Go
Kanako Fukaura
Yuu TokuiCounselor
Jinpachi Nezu
Yoji TanakaCab driver- Bryan Carter (II)US Navy Lieutenant
- Wayne Doster
- Samuel Pop Aning
Crew of Senrigan
- Manabu AsoDirector
- Susumu TokinakaScreenplay
- Keisuke MatsuokaOriginal Story, Screenplay
- Norio WatanabeProducer
- Masao SatôExecutive Producer
Akihito YamashitaExecutive Producer
Akira SenjuOriginal Music Composer- Yudai KatoDirector of Photography
Akimasa KawashimaEditor- Hisao InagakiArt Direction
- Kazuhiko WaguriLighting Technician
- Yoshitaka ImaiSound Recordist
About Senrigan
What is Senrigan about?
The head of a psychological research institute and a lieutenant in the Japanese Air Force are both investigating a mysterious cult known only as ‘Midori no Saru’ (The Green Monkey). Members of this group have committed a string of violent suicide-attacks on military bases and public areas. Part of the mystery seems to involve a young child and an enormous Buddha statue outside Tokyo, but how…
When was Senrigan released?
Senrigan was released on June 10, 2000.
How long is Senrigan?
Senrigan runs 1 hour 40 minutes (100 minutes).
Who directed Senrigan?
Senrigan was directed by Manabu Aso.
Who is in the cast of Senrigan?
The cast of Senrigan includes Miki Mizuno, Hitomi Kuroki, Toshiro Yanagiba, Kenichi Yajima and Tomorowo Taguchi.