Sugata returns to prove his judo mastery in a match against Western opponents.
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Title: Sanshiro Sugata, Part Two (1945)
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Cast
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| Denjirô Ôkôchi | ... | Shogoro Yano | |
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Susumu Fujita | ... | Sanshiro Sugata |
| Ryûnosuke Tsukigata | ... | Gennosuke Higaki / Teshin Higaki, Gennosuke's younger brother | |
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Akitake Kôno | ... | Genzaburo Higaki |
| Yukiko Todoroki | ... | Sayo | |
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Sôji Kiyokawa | ... | Yujiro Toda |
| Masayuki Mori | ... | Yoshima Dan | |
| Seiji Miyaguchi | ... | Kohei Tsuzaki | |
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Ko Ishida | ... | Daisuburo Hidarimonji |
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Kazu Hikari | ... | Kihei Sekine |
| Kokuten Kôdô | ... | Buddhist Priest Saiduchi | |
| Ichirô Sugai | ... | Yoshizo Fubiki | |
| Osman Yusuf | ... | American Sailor (as Osman Yusef) | |
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Roy James | ... | William Lister |
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E.H. Eric | ||
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In this government-suggested sequel, Sugata again grows as a judo master, and demonstrates his (and by extension, all Japanese) superiority to the foreign warrior. Written by Jim Beaver <jumblejim@prodigy.net>
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judo | sequel | teacher student relationship | family relationships | brother brother relationship |Taglines:
The tale of Sanshiro Sugata continues!Parents Guide:
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Akira Kurosawa had no intention of ever making a sequel to Sanshiro Sugata (1943), but Toho pressured him into it after its great success. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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3 May 1945 (Japan) See more »Also Known As:
Sanshiro Sugata, Part Two See more »Filming Locations:
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I searched for this film for many years after having seen and loved the original. After living in Japan for a while I came across a Japanese language version.
This movie was a great disappointment to me and I'm sorry to say that Donald Ritchie's observation that Akira did not seem to take this project seriously seems to hold true. It has none of the visual or dramatic impact of the first Sanshiro film leaving only a standard Japanese propaganda film with little in the way of new scenarios,characterization or concepts.
Unfortunately, even for fans like myself of Kurosawa this film is hardly worth watching.