The movie "The Outer Man," starring the late movie star Haruma Miura and confirmed to star Takasuke Nishikawa, has officially announced that it will be released on December 11. The movie tells the story of the legendary half-life of Tomoatsu Godai, an industrialist who established Osaka's commercial foundation in the early Meiji period. "Tengai-ker" will feature the industrialist Godai Tomoatsu played by Haruma Miura, telling the legendary life story of Godai Tomoatsu, who experienced a span of several years from the end of the Edo period to the early Meiji period, and his identity changed from a civil servant of the Meiji government to an industrialist who started doing business and eventually established the economic foundation of the entire commercial capital, Osaka. The main actors and makeup photos of the film were released at the same time. Godai Tomoatsu will be played by Haruma Miura, the stormtrooper Sakamoto Ryoma will be played by Shohei Miura, the founder of the Mitsubishi Zaibatsu Iwasaki Yataro will be played by Takashinori Nishikawa, the first Prime Minister Ito Hirobumi will be played by Yuki Morinaga, etc. More detailed information about the film will be released one after another, so stay tuned. |
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