AIBOU: The Movie II

The kidnapping of some chiefs of police by a rogue ex-policeman is just the beginning for a much much bigger story that it seems at first sight.

Cast

Jun Kunimura

Yukiyoshi Ozawa

Takehiro Hira

Yutaka Mizutani

as Ukyo Sugishita

Ittoku Kishibe

as Onoda

Ken Utsui

as Kaneko

Ikue Masudo

as Tamaki

Mitsuhiro Oikawa

as Takeru Kanbe

Kyōko Enami

as Lee

Tatsuo Nadaka

as Ichiro Matsushita

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