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{{nihongo|'''''Battle League Horumo'''''|鴨川ホルモー|Kamogawa Horumō}} is a [[Japan]]ese fantasy-action-comedy film directed by [[Katsuhide Motoki]]. |
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A group of Kyoto University students known as the “Kyoto University Azure |
A group of [[Kyoto University]] students known as the “Kyoto University [[Azure Dragon]]s”, participate in a game called "Horumo". It is an ancient game in which players control [[shikigami]] called “[[oni]]” and pit them against the oni of rival teams, reminiscent of [[Pokémon (anime)|Pokémon]]. Akira Abe is a freshman student who falls in love with a classmate named Kyoko, and blindly joins the club and plays the game to be closer to her. Ironically, Kyoko is interested in another club member, while Akira gains the attention of Fumi. The mysterious game started over 1,200 years ago in the [[Heian Period]]. Soon the 2,000 oni wage wars battles in the city of [[Kyoto]].<ref>http://twitchfilm.net/site/view/kamogawa-horumo-battle-league-in-kyoto-promises-massive-spirit-battles</ref><ref>http://www.nipponcinema.com/news/subtitled_tease_for_katsuhide_motokis_kamogawa_horumo</ref> |
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*[[YosiYosi Arakawa]] ... Makoto Sugawara |
*[[YosiYosi Arakawa]] ... Makoto Sugawara |
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*[[Tamiyasu Cho]] ... Akahito Kakimoto |
*[[Tamiyasu Cho]] ... Akahito Kakimoto |
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*[[Renji Ishibashi]] ... Berobero Bartender |
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*[[Papaya Suzuki]] ... Gensai Suzuki |
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*[[Takayo Mimura]] ... Tomiko Ryuzoji |
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*[[Megumi Sato (actress)|Megumi Sato]] ... Mika Tachibana |
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*[[Masato Wada]] ... Hitoshi Kiyomori |
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==References== |
==References== |
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Revision as of 00:57, 12 February 2011
| Kamogawa Horumō | |
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| Directed by | Katsuhide Motoki |
| Written by | Maruo Kyozuka (screenplay) Manabu Makime (novel) |
| Starring | Takayuki Yamada Chiaki Kuriyama |
| Cinematography | Shoji Ehara |
| Edited by | Isao Kawase |
| Music by | Yoshikazu Suo |
| Distributed by |  Viz Pictures |
Release date | April 18, 2009 |
Running time | 113 minutes |
| Country | Japan |
| Language | Japanese |
Battle League Horumo (鴨川ホルモー, Kamogawa Horumō) is a Japanese fantasy-action-comedy film directed by Katsuhide Motoki.
Story
A group of Kyoto University students known as the “Kyoto University Azure Dragons”, participate in a game called "Horumo". It is an ancient game in which players control shikigami called “oni” and pit them against the oni of rival teams, reminiscent of Pokémon. Akira Abe is a freshman student who falls in love with a classmate named Kyoko, and blindly joins the club and plays the game to be closer to her. Ironically, Kyoko is interested in another club member, while Akira gains the attention of Fumi. The mysterious game started over 1,200 years ago in the Heian Period. Soon the 2,000 oni wage wars battles in the city of Kyoto.[1][2]
Cast
- Takayuki Yamada ... Akira Abe
- Chiaki Kuriyama ... Fumi Kusunoki
- Gaku Hamada ... Koichi Takamura
- Sei Ashina ... Kyoko Sawara
- Takuya Ishida ... Mitsuru Ashiya
- YosiYosi Arakawa ... Makoto Sugawara
- Tamiyasu Cho ... Akahito Kakimoto
- Renji Ishibashi ... Berobero Bartender
- Papaya Suzuki ... Gensai Suzuki
- Takayo Mimura ... Tomiko Ryuzoji
- Megumi Sato ... Mika Tachibana
- Masato Wada ... Hitoshi Kiyomori
References
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