A horror-comedy about two blue-collar factory workers (who happen to be jiu-jitsu experts) dealing with a ravenous, flesh-eating zombie uprising in Tokyo.
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Title: Tokyo Zombie (2005)
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| Tadanobu Asano | ... | Fujio | |
| Shô Aikawa | ... | Mitsuo | |
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Erika Okuda | ... | Yoko |
| Arata Furuta | ... | Ishihara | |
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Hina Matsuoka | ... | Fumiyo |
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Patrick Aghajanian | ... | Yotchan (voice) |
| Kira Buckland | ... | Yukarin (voice) | |
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Kelly Green | ... | Matsu (voice) |
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Satoshi Hashimoto | ... | Dongaira |
| Kyle Hebert | ... | Ishihara (voice) | |
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Kazuya Kakuta | ... | Zombie |
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Takuya Kakuta | ... | Zombie |
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Lauren Landa | ... | Yoko (voice) |
| Shelby Lindley | ... | Fumiyo (voice) | |
| Mike McFarland | ... | Ma-san (voice) | |
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A horror-comedy about two blue-collar factory workers (who happen to be jiu-jitsu experts) dealing with a ravenous, flesh-eating zombie uprising in Tokyo.
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10 December 2005 (Japan) See more »Also Known As:
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This movie is one of those rare gems you come across. It is an excellent example of great, odd films you can find from Japan. First of all, this movie is funny. Secondly, it has zombies, and Tadanobu Asano, probably one of Japans finest actors. Even though this is a zombie movie, it feels like a fresh take on an old idea. Anyone who is a fan of Tokyo shock, or weird Asian films will love it. Asano shines as a jujitsu training, zombie killing, laugh factory. Sho Aikawa plays his mentor, and provides plenty of comic relief. The female lead also lends a good deal of humorous dialog and action. Something for everyone. great movie!!!