
The Black Hooded Man 2
Drama
Overview
The mysterious black hooded man, Kurozukin, helps transport funds raised to fight against the government.
Top Cast


Ryutaro Otomo
Ryutaro Otomo
Black Hood
Ryutaro Otomo
Black Hood


Chizuru Kitagawa
Chizuru Kitagawa
Mitsuji
Chizuru Kitagawa
Mitsuji


Shinobu Chihara
Shinobu Chihara
Kosome
Shinobu Chihara
Kosome


Shunji Sakai
Shunji Sakai
Sanpachi
Shunji Sakai
Sanpachi


Eijirō Kataoka
Eijirō Kataoka
Saiki Hanshiro
Eijirō Kataoka
Saiki Hanshiro


Sōji Kiyokawa
Sōji Kiyokawa
Hijikata Toshizo
Sōji Kiyokawa
Hijikata Toshizo


Kunio Kaga
Kunio Kaga
Katsura Kogoro
Kunio Kaga
Katsura Kogoro


Isamu Yamaguchi
Isamu Yamaguchi
Isamu Yamaguchi
Kunitaro Sawamura
Kunitaro Sawamura
Kunitaro Sawamura


Satomi Oka
Satomi Oka
Satomi Oka
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