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The Hidden Blade (Kakushi-ken: oni no tsume)

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The Hidden Blade (Kakushi-ken: oni no tsume) (2004)

Katagiri's masculine code is being replaced by an economy premised on gunpowder and shot. [14 July 2006]

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