List for the original Bored Hatamoto films starring Ichikawa Utaemon.
30 films
Bored Hatamoto
1930
Bored Hatamoto in Kyoto
1930
Bored Hatamoto Appears in Sendai
1931
Bored Hatamoto Returns to Edo
1931
Bored Hatamoto on a Rampage
1933
Bored Hatamoto on the Nakasendo
1935
Bored Hatamoto Judges 100,000-koku
1935
Bored Hatamoto on Mt. Fuji
1937
Bored Hatamoto Enters the Mountain of Treasure
1938
Bored Hatamoto Detective, Part 1: The Seven Brides
1950
Bored Hatamoto Detective, Part 2: Poisoning of the Demon Lord
1950
Bored Hatamoto: The Demon of Chinatown
1951
Bored Hatamoto: The Imposter
1952
Bored Hatamoto Passes By
1953
Bored Hatamoto: House of Skulls
1954
Bored Hatamoto: The Million-ryo Mystery
1954
Bored Hatamoto: The Mysterious Phantom Mansion
1954
Bored Hatamoto: The Mysterious Demon Palace
1955
Bored Hatamoto: Mysterious Letter of Challenge
1955
Bored Hatamoto: The Mysterious Ghost Ship
1956
Bored Hatamoto: Mysterious Crimson Tower
1957
The Mansion of Intrigue
1957
Watching
Bored Hatamoto: Idle Vassal Tribute
1958
The Acrobats of Death
1959
Bored Hatamoto: The Daimonji Conspiracy
1959
Bored Hatamoto: Island of No Return
1960
Ninja Assassins
1960
The Cave of the Vampire Bats
1961
Bored Hatamoto: The Mysterious Coral Mansion
1962
The Mysterious Cape
1963
Yoshitake Hisa (Screenplay) · Sadatsugu Matsuda (Director)
Utaemon Ichikawa
Saotome Mondonosuke
Hashizo Ōkawa
Minobe Shinbei
Kinnosuke Nakamura
Chiyonosuke Azuma
Kōtarō Satomi
Kinya Kitaoji
Satomi Oka
Hiroko Sakuramachi
Harumi Urazato
Hiromi Hanazono
Keiko Okawa
Eitarō Shindō
Isao Yamagata
Kensaku Hara
Kunio Kaga
Kenji Susukida
Eijirō Kataoka
Entatsu Yokoyama
Kyoji Sugi
Ryōei Itō
Kogiku Hanayagi
Yumiko Hasegawa
Chie Ueki
Shinobu Chihara
Ryūnosuke Tsukigata
Kyonosuke Nango
Denjirō Ōkōchi
Kinnosuke Takamatsu
Tetsunosuke Tsukigata
Shin Tokudaiji
Eijirō Yanagi
Ryutaro Otomo
Chiezo Kataoka
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Master swordsman and loyal 'Hatamoto' (direct vassal to the Shogun), Saotome Mondonosuke, is sent to investigate an intrigue centering on the Date Clan. The 300th film in the long and illustrious career of Ichikawa Utaemon, one of the most popular Japanese film stars of the period; it brought out an all-star cast as well.
