Bushido Man

Synopsis

Bushido Man is a 2013 martial arts film featuring Mitsuki Koga as a journeyman warrior who travels to different dojos to learn new techniques and honor his late master by challenging his rivals. The movie explores the essence of martial arts, showcasing various fighting styles from different schools. Along the way, the protagonist faces unique challenges and battles against formidable opponents, each encounter revealing more about the importance of discipline, respect, and tradition in the world of combat. As he delves deeper into his quest, he unravels the mysteries of Bushido and gains profound insights that go beyond mere physical prowess.

Cast

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  Mitsuki Koga

  Toramaru

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  Yoshiyuki Yamaguchi

  Gensai

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  Masanori Mimoto

  Eiji Mimoto 'Yakuza'

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  Kentarō Shimazu

  Billy Shimabukuro 'Gun Master'

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  Kazuki Tsujimoto

  Muso 'Blind Samurai'

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  Kensuke Sonomura

  Yuan Jian 'Kung Fu Master'

Reviews

Critics have mixed opinions about Bushido Man, with some praising its innovative approach to showcasing diverse martial arts styles and its homage to classic samurai films. However, the film has also been criticized for its overly simplistic storyline and lack of character development. Rotten Tomatoes mentions that the film delivers exciting fight sequences but falls short in terms of narrative depth. On the other hand, IMDb users rated Bushido Man 5.3/10, with some expressing disappointment in the overall execution of the plot. Metacritic's reviews highlight the movie's well-choreographed action scenes as a redeeming quality, but note that it may not resonate with viewers looking for a more substantial storyline. Despite its shortcomings, Bushido Man has gained a niche following among martial arts enthusiasts for its dedication to showcasing authentic combat techniques.