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Nikudan (1968)

116 min  -  Drama   -  22 October 1968 (Japan)
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During World War II, a Japanese soldier finds himself assigned to a kamikaze mission against a U.S. battleship.

Director:

Kihachi Okamoto
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Cast

Credited cast:
Minori Terada Minori Terada ...
Him
Naoko Ôtani Naoko Ôtani ...
The Girl
Yûnosuke Itô Yûnosuke Itô ...
Skipper
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Hideyo Amamoto Hideyo Amamoto ...
Father of Him
Masumi Harukawa Masumi Harukawa
Tanie Kitabayashi Tanie Kitabayashi
Sue Mitobe Sue Mitobe
Tatsuya Nakadai ...
A narrator
Ichirô Nakatani Ichirô Nakatani
Shoichi Ozawa Shoichi Ozawa
Chishû Ryû ...
Old man of used-book store
Kin Sugai Kin Sugai
Etsushi Takahashi Etsushi Takahashi
Kunie Tanaka Kunie Tanaka
Yoshitaka Zushi Yoshitaka Zushi ...
Brother boy
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During World War II, a Japanese soldier finds himself assigned to a kamikaze mission against a U.S. battleship.

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Plot Keywords:

World War Two

Genres:

Drama

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Country:

Japan

Language:

Japanese

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Also Known As:

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Art Theatre Guild See more »
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Mono
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Referenced in 100 Years of Japanese Cinema (1995) See more »