
Yakuza Blood Wind Record Unreliable Crest
極道(やくざ)血風録 無頼の紋章
Synopsis
Tachibana, who was once regarded as the next young leader of the gangster group but lost the promotion battle to rival Yamamoto, is now a central figure in a group of outlaws who have been banished from yakuza society. He was repeating the wrongdoings of. One day, in exchange for 100 million bounties from Yamamoto, he receives a request to crush the Kanto Wide Area Gangster Association and Iron Heart.
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- Director
- Hidehiro Ito
- Original Title
- 極道(やくざ)血風録 無頼の紋章
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 35m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Hidehiro Ito
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Hidehiro Ito
Director
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What is Yakuza Blood Wind Record Unreliable Crest about?
Tachibana, who was once regarded as the next young leader of the gangster group but lost the promotion battle to rival Yamamoto, is now a central figure in a group of outlaws who have been banished from yakuza society. He was repeating the wrongdoings of. One day, in exchange for 100 million bounties from Yamamoto, he receives a request to crush the Kanto Wide Area Gangster Association and Iron Heart.
Who directed Yakuza Blood Wind Record Unreliable Crest?
Yakuza Blood Wind Record Unreliable Crest was directed by Hidehiro Ito.
Who stars in Yakuza Blood Wind Record Unreliable Crest?
The principal cast of Yakuza Blood Wind Record Unreliable Crest includes Koji Matoba, Riki Takeuchi, Hakuryu, Shun Sugata, Ren Osugi.
When was Yakuza Blood Wind Record Unreliable Crest released and how long is it?
Yakuza Blood Wind Record Unreliable Crest was released in 2000 with a total runtime of 1h 35m.
