Nikaido Takuya Ginza Buraicho Ginza Miteguy [Priced-down Reissue]

[Machine Translation] [Nikkatsu DVD Series Commemorating the 65th Anniversary of Asahi Kobayashi's Debut] A total of 22 films that trace the history of Mighty Guy Asahi Kobayashi, including re-released low-priced titles and films being released on disc for the first time! The first in the Ginza whirlwind children series. This is the first installment in the Ginza Whirlwind Boy series, a gripping action masterpiece about the exploits of Might Guy Akira, a haunted ally of justice who has gained popularity and admiration everywhere. --Takuya Nikaido is known as the "whirlwind kid" of Ginza because of his unpredictable behavior. He is a decorative designer by profession. His masculine and chic appearance attracts the ladies. Takuya discovers that his boss, Wang De Bao, is selling large diamonds to fund the construction of his cabaret, "Monaco. On a tip from his informant Masa, Takuya follows Wang to Hong Kong. In Hong Kong, he met a woman named Akiko who tried to shoot Wang. Wang, who had served in the military during the war, was actually a Japanese named Hotta, and Akiko's father had been killed by his gang after being falsely accused of being a spy. Hotta stole a large amount of diamonds, a compulsory donation from the people, and pretended to be a foreigner to become the boss of Ginza. Takuya dresses Akiko as a man and takes her back to Haneda. This product is a low-priced re-release of the previously released DVD. (There is no instruction manual.) *This product is a low-cost re-release of an existing DVD.

[小林旭 デビュー65周年記念 日活DVDシリーズ] 再発廉価タイトル&初ディスク化作品を併せてマイトガイ・小林旭の歴史を辿る計22作品! 銀座旋風児シリーズ第一弾。人呼んで銀座退屈男、いたる処に人気と憧れをよび、神出鬼没の正義の味方、マイトガイ・アキラの活躍を描く痛快アクション巨篇。――二階堂卓也はその神出鬼没の行動で、銀座の「旋風児」と呼ばれていた。職業は装飾デザイナー。男らしく粋な姿に女性たちはうっとりだ。卓也はボスである王徳宝が大粒のダイヤを売りさばきキャバレー「モナコ」の建築資金にしているのを知った。情報屋・政の報せで、香港へ発った王の後を追いかけた。香港では王を狙撃しようとした明子という女と知り合った。戦時中軍属だった王が実は堀田という日本人で、明子の父は一味にスパイだという無実の密告をされ殺されたのだ。堀田は国民の強制献納品のダイヤを大量に奪い外国人になりすまして銀座のボスに成りあがったのだ。卓也は明子を男装させて羽田へ連れ戻る。※本商品は既発DVDの廉価再発商品です。(解説書はありません)