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"Rurouni Kenshin" - Takeru Satô as Kenshin Himura and Emi Takei as Kaoru Kamiya Japanese Film, Japanese Drama, Japanese Culture, Live Action Movie, Action Movies, Rurouni Kenshin Movie, Kenshin Le Vagabond, Era Meiji, Emi Takei

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Sato Takeru - a.k.a "Rurouni Kenshin"

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Let the epic battle begin! Rurouni Kenshin Movie, Kenshin Anime, Saitama, Era Meiji, The Last Samurai, Oriental, Takeru Sato, Japanese Drama, Samurai Art

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Rurouni Kenshin (live-action) (Review) – J-Generation

Rurouni Kenshin Review by Jen Wang Rurouni Kenshin is, in one word, nostalgic. On the surface, it is an adaptation of a manga and anime many grew up reading and watching. However, instead of just being a 3-D reenactment, it is a samurai film that evokes Akira Kurosawa’s works and Zatoichi. The opening scene especially …