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実録 新選組

Cast

Hitoshi Ozawa

Hitoshi Ozawa

as Kondo Isami

Susumu Terajima

Susumu Terajima

as Hijikata Toshizo

Hideo Nakano

Hideo Nakano

as Yamanami Keisuke

Mikio Osawa

Mikio Osawa

as Okita Soji

Tamotsu Ishibashi

Tamotsu Ishibashi

as Saito Hajime

Kazuyoshi Ozawa

Kazuyoshi Ozawa

as Todo Heisuke

Yasukaze Motomiya

Yasukaze Motomiya

as Harada Sanosuke

Kazuhiko Kanayama

Kazuhiko Kanayama

as Nagakura Shinpachi

Yūta Sone

Yūta Sone

as Yoshida Toshimaro

Koujiro Shimizu

Koujiro Shimizu

as Miyabe Teizo

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