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Tange Sazen (****anese: 丹下 左膳) is a
fictional swordsman featured in ****anese literature,
cinema and TV.
Originally a
samurai member of the Sōma clan, he...
- eye and
right arm, and
becomes a
nihilistic rōnin,
using the
pseudonym "
Sazen". He has been pla**** in
numerous films by Denjirō Ōkōchi, Tsumasaburō Bandō...
- سزنق, also
Romanized as Sazanaq, Saznagh, Saznak, Sezneq; also
known as
Sāzen) is a
village in
Chuqur Rural District,
Tarom Sofla District,
Qazvin County...
- ****an's
leading film magazine,
included two of Yamanaka's
films (Tange
Sazen from 1935 and
Humanity and
Paper Balloons from 1937)
among the top 25 ****anese...
-
Million Ryo Pot (also
known as
Tange Sazen and the Pot
Worth a
Million Ryō (****anese: 丹下左膳余話 百萬両の壺, Hepburn:
Tange Sazen Yowa:
Hyakuman Ryō no Tsubo)) is...
- Lady
Sazen and the
Drenched Swallow Sword (also
known as Left Fencer) is a 1969 ****anese
samurai drama and
action film,
directed by
Kimiyoshi Yasuda....
- (1962) as
Hikokuro Omodaka Gang vs. G-Men (1962) as Jūgo
Tatsumura Tange Sazen (1963) 13 ********ins (1963)
Jakoman and
Tetsu (1964) as
Jakoman Three Outlaw...
- mae no
musume tachi (1936)
Seimei no
kanmuri (1936) –
Ayako Arimura Tange sazen:
Nikko no maki (1936)
Kenji to sono imôto (1937) The
Daughter of the Samurai...
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Misumi was
promoted with his
first film
being Tange Sazen:
Kokezaru no
tsubo (lit. 'Tange
Sazen: The Moss Monkey's Jar'), a
third film in a
trilogy about...
- no
Wakamusha (1938)
Itahachi Jima (1938)
Shinpen Tange Sazen:
Sekigan no Maki (1939)
Tange Sazen:
Sekigan no Maki (1939)
Rinchi (1949)
Shinya no Kokuhaku...
