
Overview
The 3rd film of the famous "Wataridori" (The Rambler) series from Nikkatsu. The young rambler, Shinji Taki (Akira Kobayashi), with his guitar arrives in Sadogashima Island, Niigata, Japan. Of course, Shinji meets yet another beautiful girl named Noriko, who closely resembles the famous actress Ruriko Asaoka again. Of course, Noriko is in trouble. Of course, Shinji's yet another skilled rival named "Tetsu, the Gunman" comes to Sado shortly. Of course, the villain tries to kill Shinji and Tetsu. Of course, Shinji solves the problem and leaves Sado suddenly.
Top Cast

Akira Kobayashi

Ruriko Asaoka

Joe Shishido

Tamio Kawachi

Sanae Nakahara

Ryōhei Uchida

Yūko Kusunoki

Saburo Hiromatsu

Tomio Aoki
Ikunosuke Koizumi
Eiko Namiki
Yoko Namiki
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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