Drama series title "Hirugao" is derived from a relatively new Japanese expression "Heijitsu Hirugao Tsuma" which refers to housewives having afternoon affairs while their husband's are working. The expression "Heijitsu Hirugao Tsuma" is derived from the French film "Belle de Jour” which is itself based on the 1928 novel "Belle de Jour “ by Joseph Kessel.
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After the brutal rape and murder of his 15-year-old daughter, widowed father Sang-hyeon (JUNG Jae-young) stumbles into an ever-widening conspiracy of rage, revenge and murder. With the help of a mystery caller, Sang-hyeon is led to an address where he finds the electronic evidence of the crime against his daughter - and gets a chance for vengeance from one of the perpetrators. With the police on his heels, Sang-hyeon heads off to find the second rapist in this timely exploration of justice in the digital era.
Tokyo. A multitude of tribes exist, with resident youth ruling the streets through violence while protecting their own turf. Shibuya Saru, Shinjuku Hands, Kabuki GiraGira Girls, Musashino Saru and...Bukuro Wu - Ronz. Until now, crossing territorial lines has led to riots and rumbles. In Bukuro, Big Buppa (Big Daddy), his son Nkoi and Wu - Ronz leader Mera have local politicians in their pockets, taking control of the neighbourhood while expanding their power. Even within tribal rivalries, Mera holds a particular grudge against Musashino Saru.
One day, Tokyo Tribe's lead character Kai, a Musashino Saru member, enters Bukuro turf with fellow gang member Hasheem and Musashino Saru leader Tera to help out their abducted comrade, Kim. There, Kai meets a mysterious girl named Sunmi. Kai and Mera face off. Why does Mera regard Kai with such hostility? What is Sunmi's true identity? Who is the “Archbishop” that Big Daddy's crew revere? The tribes are on the verge of exploding. Tonight, Tokyo is about to be enveloped in a battle that must be seen to be believed..
Wild tales have always abounded in the world of the yakuza, but those
surrounding boss Genyo Kamiura are the stuff of legend. He is said to be an invincible person, so powerful that neither knives nor guns can take him down, he has been targeted numerous times, but has never died. Little do his rivals suspect that this is because Kamiura is in fact a vampire – a vampire yakuza boss!
Within Kamiura’s organization is Akira Kageyama (Hayato Ichihara), a half-baked yakuza looked down upon by fellow gang members due to sensitive skin that prevents him from getting even the simplest of tattoos. However, Kageyama’s loyalty is never in doubt and he does whatever asked of by his boss.
One day, an assassin called Kyoken (Yayan Ruhian) arrives from Indonesia. Aware of the truth behind Kamiura’s identity, he is there to deliver an ultimatum: return to the international syndicate he left years earlier, or die. A fierce battle erupts, climaxing with Kamiura being torn limb from limb.
Days later, Kageyama wakes up in a mortuary to find himself not dead after all. In fact, he is now in possession of superhuman ability and, to his joy, finds the brilliant tattoo of a phoenix burning brightly on his back. Determined to avenge the death of his boss, Kageyama seeks out his killer. But his quest for revenge will not be easy, as the killer is teamed with a slew of outrageous assassins each with their own unusual abilities and an unquenchable thirst for murder!
NOTES: Kyoken is the Japanese word for "mad dog", Ruhian's memorable character from The Raid. Ichihara, who last worked with Miike in the 2008 film God's Puzzle, reportedly got in shape for the role through extensive gymnastics training.
"Yakuza Apocalypse: The Great War Of The Underworld" has already received a tremendous number of inquiries from overseas distributors and will be released by Nikkatsu in Japan sometime in 2015.
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One day, Tokyo Tribe's lead character Kai, a Musashino Saru member, enters Bukuro turf with fellow gang member Hasheem and Musashino Saru leader Tera to help out their abducted comrade, Kim. There, Kai meets a mysterious girl named Sunmi. Kai and Mera face off. Why does Mera regard Kai with such hostility? What is Sunmi's true identity? Who is the “Archbishop” that Big Daddy's crew revere? The tribes are on the verge of exploding. Tonight, Tokyo is about to be enveloped in a battle that must be seen to be believed..
surrounding boss Genyo Kamiura are the stuff of legend. He is said to be an invincible person, so powerful that neither knives nor guns can take him down, he has been targeted numerous times, but has never died. Little do his rivals suspect that this is because Kamiura is in fact a vampire – a vampire yakuza boss!
Within Kamiura’s organization is Akira Kageyama (Hayato Ichihara), a half-baked yakuza looked down upon by fellow gang members due to sensitive skin that prevents him from getting even the simplest of tattoos. However, Kageyama’s loyalty is never in doubt and he does whatever asked of by his boss.
One day, an assassin called Kyoken (Yayan Ruhian) arrives from Indonesia. Aware of the truth behind Kamiura’s identity, he is there to deliver an ultimatum: return to the international syndicate he left years earlier, or die. A fierce battle erupts, climaxing with Kamiura being torn limb from limb.
Days later, Kageyama wakes up in a mortuary to find himself not dead after all. In fact, he is now in possession of superhuman ability and, to his joy, finds the brilliant tattoo of a phoenix burning brightly on his back. Determined to avenge the death of his boss, Kageyama seeks out his killer. But his quest for revenge will not be easy, as the killer is teamed with a slew of outrageous assassins each with their own unusual abilities and an unquenchable thirst for murder!
NOTES: Kyoken is the Japanese word for "mad dog", Ruhian's memorable character from The Raid. Ichihara, who last worked with Miike in the 2008 film God's Puzzle, reportedly got in shape for the role through extensive gymnastics training.
"Yakuza Apocalypse: The Great War Of The Underworld" has already received a tremendous number of inquiries from overseas distributors and will be released by Nikkatsu in Japan sometime in 2015.