Watari and the Fantasticks
Jan 01, 1967 · 2h 4m
Director
Junji KurataOverview
Based on Episodes 27 through 28, 33 through 35, Episode 37 and 39 of the 1967 Akakage TV Series "Upon learning of the evil general Yuri Danjo's rebellion, Oda Nobunaga rushes to Kyoto with a small force from his castle in Kiyosu. However, along the way, Negoro ninjas allied with Danjo are waiting with their terrifying monsters. The ninjas Red Shadow, Blue Shadow, and White Shadow engage in a fierce battle against the 13 Negoro ninjas and their monsters." - Official Japanese DVD Synopsis
Cast of Watari and the Fantasticks
Crew of Watari and the Fantasticks
Junji KurataDirector
Masaru IgamiScreenplay, Songs
Mitsuteru YokoyamaWriter- Tetsuo KatoProducer
Tōru HirayamaProducer- Masao TakadaProducer
- Tadashi KawakamiEditor
- Yujiro KondoFight Choreographer
- Ryoichi KitamuraProduction Manager
- Tsuneji MoriCamera Operator
- Yoshio MifuneRecording Supervision
- Shizuo OkamotoAssistant Director
- Seiichi SugimotoMakeup Artist
- Junichi OnoSpecial Effects
- Takao TerashimaArt Direction
- Akira KudoCostumer
- Masakazu SasakiLighting Director
- Hirooki OgawaMusic, Songs
About Watari and the Fantasticks
What is Watari and the Fantasticks about?
Based on Episodes 27 through 28, 33 through 35, Episode 37 and 39 of the 1967 Akakage TV Series "Upon learning of the evil general Yuri Danjo's rebellion, Oda Nobunaga rushes to Kyoto with a small force from his castle in Kiyosu. However, along the way, Negoro ninjas allied with Danjo are waiting with their terrifying monsters. The ninjas Red Shadow, Blue Shadow, and White Shadow engage in a…
When was Watari and the Fantasticks released?
Watari and the Fantasticks was released on January 1, 1967.
How long is Watari and the Fantasticks?
Watari and the Fantasticks runs 2 hours 4 minutes (124 minutes).
Who directed Watari and the Fantasticks?
Watari and the Fantasticks was directed by Junji Kurata.
Who is in the cast of Watari and the Fantasticks?
The cast of Watari and the Fantasticks includes Yoshinobu Kaneko (Watari (Aokage)), Yūzaburō Sakaguchi (Akakage), Fuyukichi Maki (Shirokage), Keiko Shima and Makino Suehiro.