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Further Tales of Musashi (1996) | Slate

Further Tales of Musashi

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Further Tales of Musashi

徳川剣豪伝それからの武蔵

The story of Musashi Miyamoto is one of the most famous and often filmed sagas in Japanese film and television history. Almost every production is based upon Eiji Yoshikawa's monumental MUSASHI novel and starts with Musashi fighting in the famous Battle of Sekigara in 1600 and ends with the equally famous duel at Ganryu Island in 1612. SOREKARA NO MUSASHI (literally "And Then...Musashi" picks up where Eiji Yoshikawa's novel ends and tellsthe story of what happened afterwards.

Status: Ended
First aired: 1996
Seasons: 1
Episodes: 13 aired
Average episode: 1h 0m
Network: TV Tokyo
Country: Japan
Language: Japanese

Direction and writing

Kōsei SaitōDirector

Goro HanawaScreenplay

Hideo SuzukiDirector

Where to watch

Unavailable

Seasons

Season 113 episodes

Cast

Kinya KitaojiMiyamoto Musashi

Yuko Kotegawa

Yu

Aya Sugimoto

Full cast and crew

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