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DVD (Japanese Samurai) arrow Sorcerer's Orb DVD 3



Sorcerer's Orb DVD 3

Price: $5.99


Satomi Hakkenden - 1954 - B/W - Fullscreen

The fate of the Satomi Clan lies in the hands of 8 warriors of prophecy, each of
whom were born with a crystal orb. The monk, Daisuke, embarks on a journey to
find these warriors and reunite the 8 orbs they carry so that they may fulfill their
destiny. The original story was the signature work of Edo period author TAKZAWA
Bakin, called "Nanso Satomi Hakkenden". It was first published nearly 200 years
ago in 1815. "Nanso" in the title refers to an area that is today southern Chiba
Prefecture. Takizawa’s Tale combines stories of the Satomi Clan, an actual
family that controlled an area centered in southern Chiba from about 1450 until
the early Edo period, with elements from the Chinese story known as "Suikoden".
"Nanso Satomi Hakkenden" is a master-work that took Takizawa 106 volumes
and 28 years to complete. (TV Broadcast quality.)

Directed by: Juichi Kawano
Cast: Chiyonosuke Azuma, Kinnosuke Nakamura



 








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