Shunjû ittôryû

The film explores the story of Hirate Zoshu, who, after being expelled from the Chiba Dojo, teams up with Tadaki Ganryu and Tamon Jubei. They take on the role of bodyguards for Sasagawa Shigezo and find themselves caught in a gambling feud known as the 'Tenpo Suikoden.' This narrative weaves elements of action and drama typical of the samurai genre, appealing to fans of classic Japanese cinema.

With a diverse cast including Chiezo Kataoka, Kunitaro Sawamura, and Takashi Shimura, Shunjû ittôryû presents a rich portrayal of its characters and their struggles. This film is representative of its era, showcasing the storytelling and filmmaking style of late 1930s Japan. Collectors of classic films or those interested in the evolution of samurai narratives will find this work notable in its context.