Overview
A samurai returns to his homeland after a three year absence and finds his fiance is now one of the prince's concubines.
Director and cast
- Kazuo Hasegawa as Aizawa Shinpachi
- Sôroku Kazama as Elder brother Einoshin
- Yoshie Nakagawa as Mother Setaujo
- Akiko Chihaya as Oran no Kata Chigusa
- Keinosuke Sawada as Lord Hachiya Teruaki
- Ippei Sōma as Cousin Samnonnsuke
- Yukiko Ogawa as Okyo no kata, beloved mistress
- Shinkuro Masamune as Nikaido Juppeita
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