

Drama · Romance
Overview
Townsend Harris is sent by President Pierce to Japan to serve as the first U.S. Consul-General to that country. Harris discovers enormous hostility to foreigners, as well as the love of a young geisha.
Top Cast


John Wayne
John Wayne
Townsend Harris
John Wayne
Townsend Harris


Eiko Ando
Eiko Ando
Okichi
Eiko Ando
Okichi


Sam Jaffe
Sam Jaffe
Henry Heusken
Sam Jaffe
Henry Heusken


So Yamamura
So Yamamura
Governor Tamura
So Yamamura
Governor Tamura
Ryuzo Demura
Ryuzo Demura
Thug (uncredited)
Ryuzo Demura
Thug (uncredited)
Takeshi Kumagai
Takeshi Kumagai
(uncredited)
Takeshi Kumagai
(uncredited)
Fuyukichi Maki
Fuyukichi Maki
(uncredited)
Fuyukichi Maki
(uncredited)


Kodayu Ichikawa
Kodayu Ichikawa
(uncredited)
Kodayu Ichikawa
(uncredited)
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