Sister Street Fighter: Fifth Level Fist (女必殺五段拳)

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Welcome.

This is Mr. Matsui. He graduated from a university in Tokyo with honors.

- I was the first in my class. - That's right. You were.

And now he works at a famous bank where he is very successful.

- I might be the next branch manager. - Is that so? That's wonderful!

My husband only finished grade school and worked his way up as an apprentice.

If you married my daughter, Kiku, it would be the answer to my prayers.

- Isn't that right, Father? - Yes. Uh...

- What? - Nothing. You're right.

Please have some tea.

Kiku has been taking a lot of lessons. Isn't that right, Father?

Yes. She is learning tea ceremony and flower arrangement.

- Oh, no! - What's wrong, Kiku?

I forgot to go to an important lesson.

I have to go right away. Pardon me.

Don't be ridiculous!

This is about your marriage, Kiku!

Kiku!

Father! Don't just sit there!

Go bring Kiku back! Hurry!

OK.

Kiku!

- Wait! Wait! - Father, please let me go.

Kiku, I understand how you feel, but please think about me.

- Your mother's hysterics will kill me. - Can't you do something?

Father!

Welcome.

- Father! Father! - Just a minute.

Kiku, where are you going?

Come back here right now!

Thanks.

Sorry.

- Ow! - Be careful!

Don't be so rough!

- Do you know where my uniform is? - I don't know.

Oh, Kiku. It's here. I washed it last night.

Again? You just washed it recently.

But I want you to have a clean uniform to wear every day, Kiku.

- Ippei, what is this smell? - Chanel No.5!

- Disgusting! - Oh, don't be like that.

- What are you doing, Ippei? - Nothing.

You're going to practice too, aren't you? Hurry up and change!

I know.

Sister Street Fighter: Fifth Level Fist

Produced by Norimichi Matsudaira Directed by Shigehiro Ozawa

Written by Motohiro Torii, Tsutomu Matsumoto, Masahiro Shimura

Cinematography: Sakuji Shiomi Lighting: Koji Inoue

Sound: Koichi Ito Art Direction: Yoshikazu Sano

Music: Hajime Ueshiba Editing: Isamu Arita

Cast:

Etsuko Shihomi

Mitchi Love Ken Wallace

Nobuo Kawai, Akira Shioji Iwao Tabuchi, Tokuko Miura

Masako Araki Hiroshi Tanaka

Claude Gagnon Hal Gold, Tony Cetera

Yoshiki Yamada Takashi Sasaki, Yoshihiro Igarashi

Masataka Iwao, Takaya Shigeyama Ryozo Maekawa, Yoshinori Oya

Ryuji Katagiri, Shintaro Mibu

Tsunehiko Watase

Directed by Shigehiro Ozawa

Echizen coast

Far East Film Studio

Over here!

Move it to the right!

- Shall we start? - Yes.

- Thanks. - OK.

564.

Take 4.

Ready. Start!

Cut!

Miyamoto and Kudoh! Come over here.

This is a Hollywood producer who will be working with our studio.

His name is Mr. Spencer. This is Miyamoto.

How do you do?

- This is Kudoh. - Pleased to meet you.

This is our advisor.

Thank you. Good job.

He plays Isamu Kondo, and he plays Soshi Okita.

Miyamoto is an 8th degree black belt in kendo.

This sword is not just a replica for filming. It's a real Japanese sword.

- Miyamoto! We're ready. - OK.

How about here? Try it.

- Like this? - Yes.

Helmet splitting.

Ready. Start!

Everyone, listen up.

This is Mr. Spencer. He came to Japan disguised as a Hollywood producer.

But he's actually our organization's Far East boss.

- Continue. - Yes, sir.

We get the drugs via the Sea of Japan route, pack them in Buddhist statues here,

and then send them to America.

I'm impressed. The Japanese branch of our organization does things very well.

Not at all. We can only do all this because Fujiyama is head of a film studio.

This route is excellent.

I don't know how they heard, but apparently American agents are coming to Japan.

- Agents? - That's why I came to Japan.

Let's get rid of them as soon as we know who they are.

I'm Drug Control Officer Takagi.

Shit! He was thrown from the highway.

This was our only lead.

Happy Birthday, Michi.

I'm so happy. Thanks, sis.

How's this?

Have a seat, sis.

Michi, you're 18 today, so you have to start acting more lady-like.

- You too, sis. - Not me. I'm special.

That's not fair!

What did he say?

He said that 18 years have passed.

He's remembering the time when I was born in Okinawa.

I heard you had a tough time.

Michi, can't you speak so I can understand?

I'm not good at English.

No. I can speak Japanese.

Kiku, we're from Okinawa. We have no friends.

But you're different, Kiku. You're family.

Please watch over Michi.

- Michi, happy birthday! - Thank you.

Who am I going to guard?

The question is whether you're going to guard or be guarded.

Well, the person is an American, so you 're being used for your English.

So I'm just going to be an interpreter?

Don't be so naive. You'll be doing your regular job PLUS interpreting.

He's an important guest, so you 'd better work hard.

Damn! I'm gonna get rusty in kendo again.

Who is coming here?

A famous profecha from Ford University.

You mean a professor, don't you?

Yeah. Professor. Professor Douglas.

- Professor Douglas? - Yes. Professor Douglas.

A world famous authority on Asian culture.

Profecha ... No, I mean Professor Douglas.

This was found in the L.A. underworld two weeks ago.

I see. So drugs were packed,

inside this statue and sent to America.

It's completely possible.

The question is how and from where they're being trafficked.

Mr. Douglas wants to check with art dealers in Japan first.

He's not familiar with all of them, so he's asked for help.

Come in.

I've brought her. Go on in, Michi.

This is Mr. Douglas.

You'll be going shopping with him.

Mister, do you recognize this Buddhist statue?

No, I don't.

I see. Thanks.

This looks like a Moonlight Buddha.

I can't tell just from the picture,

but it doesn't look very well made.

So you don't handle these here?

No.

Thanks.

No, she is a customer.

OK. I'll visit you again another time.

Thank you.

Welcome.

Do you recognize this Buddhist statue?

- It's a Moonlight Buddha. - Just a moment, please.

Is something wrong?

- Drug agents! - Agents?

Kiku, this is Mr. Kaibara, the president of Kaibara Art Gallery.

- Nice to meet you. - My pleasure. Let me introduce you.

This is Mr. Spencer. He's a Hollywood movie producer.

This is Mr. Fujiyama. He's the head of Far East Film Studios.

Do you know each other?

- Oh! He's here. - Were you expecting someone?

Please excuse me for just a minute.

- It's Takagi! - Long time no see.

What a surprise to see you here!

I heard from my office that you called and asked for my address.

It wasn't me.

Kiku, this is Suji Takagi.

He's the son of a good friend of mine and works for the Ministry of Health.

Takagi, this is my daughter, Kiku.

- How do you do? - Pleased to meet you.

Kiku does karate. She's a 3rd degree black belt.

- Come over here a minute. - No thanks. I have a seat over there.

- Takagi! - Dad! Let him be!

What do you think of him, Kiku? Takagi's different from other men.

Don't you like him?

We don't know where the enemy is, so be very careful, Mr. Douglas.

Mr. Fujiyama, congratulations!

You must make this movie partnership with Mr. Spencer a success.

I'll do my best.

But we're not just competing in the small Japanese market anymore.

I'm relying on you. Movies have no borders.

Takagi, please come to our table, just for a moment.

Sir, please excuse me today.

I understand, but Kiku is waiting over there.

Professor, Spencer says he has some secret information for you.

Please go alone.

Takagi, where are you going?

Why are you getting in the way?

Who is that man? Kiku, you saw him too, didn't you?

That man killed Mr. Douglas. Mr. Douglas is a drug agent from the U.S.

A drug agent? So you are...

Please cooperate in the investigation.