Graveyard of Honor (2002 film)

For the Kinji Fukasaku film, see Graveyard of Honor (1975 film).

Graveyard of Honor
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Directed by	Takashi Miike
Cinematography	Hideo Yamamoto
Edited by	Yasushi Shimamura
Music by	Kôji Endô
Release date	22 June 2002
Running time	131 minutes
Country	Template:Film Japan
Language	Japanese

Graveyard of Honor (新・仁義の墓場, Shin Jingi no Hakaba) is a yakuza film directed by Takashi Miike.

Plot

A barkeeper saves a Yakuza boss' life and thus makes his way up in the organization. However, his fear of nothing soon causes problems.

Cast

• Narimi Arimori as Chieko Kikuta
• Yoshiyuki Daichi as Yoshiyuki Ooshita
• Hirotaro Honda as Correctional officer
• Harumi Inoue as Yôko Imamura
• Renji Ishibashi as Denji Yukawa
• Goro Kishitani as Rikuo Ishimatsu
• Takashi Miike as Restaurant gunman
• Ryôsuke Miki as Kôzô Imamura
• Yasukaze Motomiya as Kanemoto
• Mikio Ôsawa as Masato Yoshikawa
• Daisuke Ryu as Tadaaki Kuze
• Harumi Sone as Ryuuzô Fukui
• Shun Sugata as Toshi Nishizaki
• Tetsuro Tamba as Tetsuji Tokura
• Yoshiyuki Yamaguchi as Shigeru Hashida
• Shingo Yamashiro as Shinobu Sawada
• Shinji Yamashita as Masaru Narimura
• Rikiya Yasuoka as Aoyama

Other credits

• Writing
  • Goro Fujita: novel
  • Shigenori Takechi: screenplay
• Production
  • Michinao Kai: assistant producer
  • Mitsuru Kurosawa: executive producer: Toei Video
  • Shigeji Maeda: producer
  • Fujio Matsushima: planner
  • Fujio Matsushima: supervising producer
  • Hitoki Ookoshi: line producer
  • Tsuneo Seto: supervising planner
  • Shigenori Takechi: planner
  • Ken Takeuchi: supervising planner
  • Tsutomu Tsuchikawa: executive producer: Daiei
  • Kazuyuki Yokoyama: producer
• Production design: Tatsuo Ozeki
• Production manager: Hirofumi Yamabe
• Assistant Director: Bunmei Katô
• Sound Department
  • Yukiya Sato: sound
  • Kenji Shibazaki: sound effects

External links

• Graveyard of Honor at IMDb