September 1923

Sep 1, 2023

2h 17m

★ 6.5

Overview

Based on the murder of nine street peddlers in the aftermath of the Great Kanto earthquake.

Genres

History

Drama

Production Companies

Uzumasa

September 1923 Trailers

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Cast

Tomokazu Sawada

Arata Iura

Shizuko Sawada

Rena Tanaka

Shinsuke Numabe

Eita Nagayama

Kurazo Tanaka

Masahiro Higashide

Sakie Shimamura

Komuai

Ryuichi Tamukai

Kosuke Toyohara

Teiji Igusa

Akira Emoto

Kaede Onda

Mai Kiryu

Shigeji Igusa

Yuya Matsuura

Masu Igusa

Yuka Kouri

Keiichi Fujioka

Rairu Sugita

Keishichi Hirasawa

Shinsuke Kato

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