Kaneko Fumiko

Feb 28, 2026

2h 1m

★ 0.0

Overview

The 1923 Kanto earthquake sparks fears of a Korean uprising in Japan. Many anti-colonial and leftist activists are arrested, including Fumiko and her partner Yeol. Accused of a plot to assassinate the Crown Prince, they are sentenced to death, later reduced to life in prison.

Genres

History

Drama

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Cast

Kaneko Fumiko

Nahana

Park Yeol

Katsuya Kobayashi

Masaki Miura

Yoriko Doguchi

Kazuko Shirakawa

Takashi Yuki

Misa Wada

Shinobu Torii

Sakuya

Goro Sato

Tomomitsu Adachi

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