Samurai Sensei

Synopsis

In 'Samurai Sensei', a modern-day high school teacher finds himself transported back in time to the Edo period where he becomes a samurai warrior with a mission to bring peace and honor. As he navigates through the challenges of his new reality, he must balance his duties as a teacher in the present and a samurai in the past. Amidst cultural clashes and conflicts, he learns valuable lessons about sacrifice, loyalty, and courage. With a unique blend of comedy, drama, and action, 'Samurai Sensei' offers an engaging and thought-provoking narrative that explores the themes of identity, purpose, and the timeless values of honor and camaraderie.

Cast

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  Hayato Ichihara

  Hanpeita Takechi

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  Shugo Oshinari

  Sakamoto Ryoma / Narasaki Umetaro

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  Megumi Okina

  Tomi Takechi

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  Gaku Oshida

  Toranosuke

• Iriya Take

  Sachiko

• Hideo Wakabayashi

  Kisuke Yasuoka

Reviews

Critics have praised 'Samurai Sensei' for its refreshing take on the time-travel genre, blending elements of historical drama with modern-day storytelling. The film's thematic depth and heartfelt performances by the cast, especially Hayato Ichihara in the lead role, have been highlighted as standout features. Described as a 'charming and introspective tale' by IMDb, the movie has garnered attention for its attention to detail in recreating the Edo period setting. While some reviews noted pacing issues and predictability, the overall consensus is that 'Samurai Sensei' offers an entertaining and emotionally resonant experience. Rotten Tomatoes commends the film for its visual aesthetics and thematic coherence, giving it a rating of 7/10, while Metacritic praises the film's cultural significance and character development, awarding it a score of 75 out of 100.