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&nbsp

Hurry. He's coming.

&nbsp

That's him.

&nbsp

Take care of him.

&nbsp

Shut up.

&nbsp

It's wrong to steal.

&nbsp

Of all the kinds of stealing,

&nbsp

highway robbery is the worst.

&nbsp

What did you say?

&nbsp

Why, you're blind! We don't need a masseur here.

&nbsp

Get lost while you can still enjoy the light of day.

&nbsp

Daylight is lost on a blind man.

&nbsp

Why, you...

&nbsp

You're dead!

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Blind bastard!

&nbsp

Hello.

&nbsp

Excuse me.

&nbsp

Taichi.

&nbsp

Is that your name?

&nbsp

I am Tamekichi.

&nbsp

Tamekichi is your name?

&nbsp

Take this to Taichi.

&nbsp

The killer is probably the man I passed earlier.

&nbsp

His dying words were the names Tamekichi and Taichi.

&nbsp

But who are they and where do they live?

&nbsp

I don't have a single clue.

&nbsp

If I leave this with the body, somebody is bound to take it.

&nbsp

I should take it with me.

&nbsp

ZATOICHI'S VENGEANCE

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Original story by KAN SHI MOZAWA Screenplay by HAJI ME TAKAIWA

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Starring:

&nbsp

SHI NTARO KATSU

&nbsp

SHIGERU AMACHI MAYUMI OGAWA and KEl SATO

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Directed by TOKUZO TANAKA

&nbsp

That was good.

&nbsp

How much do I owe you?

&nbsp

Yes, sir.

&nbsp

That will be exactly 200 mon.

&nbsp

Here is your tea.

&nbsp

You dropped something.

&nbsp

Thank you.

&nbsp

Here you go.

&nbsp

Thank you very much.

&nbsp

Thank you very much.

&nbsp

I see.

&nbsp

He was caught cheating. That's why they went after him.

&nbsp

Since it's dirty money, I might as well benefit from it.

&nbsp

Excuse me, could you help me?

&nbsp

Which way is the main highway?

&nbsp

As you can see, I'm blind.

&nbsp

So am I.

&nbsp

I am blind, too.

&nbsp

You are?

&nbsp

I was born blind, but you weren't.

&nbsp

I believe you were able to see

&nbsp

until you were five or six years of age.

&nbsp

Are you really blind?

&nbsp

You don't believe me?

&nbsp

You're a priest who plays the biwa.

&nbsp

You have very thick fingers.

&nbsp

That's because I'm a masseur.

&nbsp

I see.

&nbsp

But you have strange calluses for a masseur.

&nbsp

Biwa priest, how did you know

&nbsp

I was not blind from birth?

&nbsp

Your senses are sharp.

&nbsp

Sharp enough to let you walk the streets.

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But it was clear you didn't notice me

&nbsp

until you stopped walking.

&nbsp

I sensed your presence

&nbsp

when you were still 100 yards away.

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By the way, I'd like to ask a favor of you.

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What is it?

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To tell you the truth, I'm starving.

&nbsp

In my lifetime I have met all kinds of blind men.

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But I have never met one like you.

&nbsp

Am I that different?

&nbsp

You are indeed.

&nbsp

Your alertness is not that of a normal blind person.

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That is why the blind fear you and will not befriend you.

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And normal people only look down on you as a cripple.

&nbsp

Therefore, you're not at home among blind people nor among normal people.

&nbsp

You're an in-betweener.

&nbsp

An in-betweener?

&nbsp

A strange creature who belongs to neither world.

&nbsp

Thank you for the treat. It was very good.

&nbsp

I'd best be on my way now.

&nbsp

Biwa priest, where are you headed from here?

&nbsp

I am going to Ichinomiya.

&nbsp

What kind of town is that?

&nbsp

It's quiet and peaceful.

&nbsp

There are no gamblers there.

&nbsp

Does such a place still exist?

&nbsp

Their annual festival starts tomorrow.

&nbsp

It's famous for its thunder drums.

&nbsp

So you plan to make some money at the festival.

&nbsp

No, I play biwa for my pleasure.

&nbsp

It doesn't matter whether I have an audience or not.

&nbsp

So sometimes I earn a little money, and other times I don't.

&nbsp

As you know, I've had no money since yesterday.

&nbsp

Good-bye.

&nbsp

He stuffs himself at my expense, then calls me a strange creature.

&nbsp

Which one of us is really the strange one?

&nbsp

Maybe I'll go to the same town.

&nbsp

Ouch! Watch where you're going!

&nbsp

Sorry, little boy.

&nbsp

That's all right.

&nbsp

You cowards!

&nbsp

You're a plucky little thing.

&nbsp

Taichi, look at the dirt on your kimono!

&nbsp

Taichi, come home this minute!

&nbsp

Change your kimono right now!

&nbsp

Your grandson's name is Taichi?

&nbsp

Yes.

&nbsp

He's such a mischievous boy.

&nbsp

Where is his father?

&nbsp

He's not here.

&nbsp

Is he called Tamekichi?

&nbsp

That's his name.

&nbsp

How did you know that? Do you know him?

&nbsp

Yes, some time ago

&nbsp

he used to request my services on a regular basis.

&nbsp

So where is he, then?

&nbsp

That's hot!

&nbsp

Where is my father?

&nbsp

Atsuta.

&nbsp

Atsuta in Owari?

&nbsp

- What is he doing? - He is, er...

&nbsp

I'm sure he's up to no good.

&nbsp

If he had stayed atJoshuya Inn,

&nbsp

he would be a full-fledged cook by now.

&nbsp

Actually, he has become a full-fledged cook.

&nbsp

Is that true?

&nbsp

Yes, it is.

&nbsp

He is the head cook

&nbsp

at a very large restaurant.

&nbsp

Is that so?

&nbsp

When will my father come back?

&nbsp

When? Well, er...

&nbsp

If you behave yourself and be a good boy

&nbsp

and listen to your grandmother,

&nbsp

he should be home soon.

&nbsp

Isn't that good news?

&nbsp

The gods are watching over us.

&nbsp

I almost forgot.

&nbsp

Tamekichi asked me to give this to you.

&nbsp

Tamekichi sent me money?

&nbsp

And so much!

&nbsp

Thank you, Tamekichi.

&nbsp

I don't want to hear any excuses.

&nbsp

Shut up.! You said that last time.

&nbsp

How can you do this? Don't be rough on a weak old man.

&nbsp

Lfhe would listen, we wouldn't be rough on him.

&nbsp

Taichi, what is going on?

&nbsp

They're from Gonzo's clan in Itabana.

&nbsp

Gonzo of Itabana?

&nbsp

No respectable boss should be terrorizing upstanding people.

&nbsp

I heard there were no gamblers in this town.

&nbsp

That it was a quiet town.

&nbsp

It was until a while ago.

&nbsp

Even the county governor would skip his annual inspection now and then.

&nbsp

So Gonzo of Itabana saw an opportunity to establish himself in this town.

&nbsp

He didn't just establish himself in town.

&nbsp

He extorts money from the merchants in this town

&nbsp

just to permit us to continue running our businesses.

&nbsp

Extorts money?

&nbsp

Haven't you had your business here a long time?

&nbsp

We all have.

&nbsp

So he shows up out of nowhere

&nbsp

and makes demands where he has no claim.

&nbsp

He must be rotten to the core.

&nbsp

There is a stubborn old man atJoshuya Inn.

&nbsp

He kept our spirits up by saying that as long as he had breath,

&nbsp

he would not let them have their way.

&nbsp

But the violence of Gonzo's men gradually escalated.

&nbsp

One by one,

&nbsp

each merchant, just like his neighbor before him,

&nbsp

paid 50 ryo or 100 ryo to buy back his own business.

&nbsp

Only three merchants are still holding out.

&nbsp

This Gonzo of Itabana

&nbsp

is a despicable fellow.

&nbsp

The thunder drums have started.

&nbsp

Since you're in town, go and enjoy the festival tonight.

&nbsp

- Thank you, but... - Let's go.

&nbsp

I'll take you. Come on.

&nbsp

What's wrong?

&nbsp

Do your ears hurt?

&nbsp

My ears also serve as my eyes,

&nbsp

so the drums seem much louder to me.

&nbsp

Excuse me.

&nbsp

Forgive me. I'm a blind man. - What?

&nbsp

You're blind.

&nbsp

Forgive me.

&nbsp

Let's go.

&nbsp

Excuse me.

&nbsp

Taichi.

&nbsp

When you grow up, don't make fun of handicapped people.

&nbsp

What's that?

&nbsp

Although these men may look human,

&nbsp

they're less than animals. - Blind bastard!

&nbsp

See?

&nbsp

That isn't the face of a human being.

&nbsp

Taichi.

&nbsp

Let's go now.

&nbsp

Here we are. Will you stay with us tonight?

&nbsp

I have to earn some money.

&nbsp

I'm going to walk around the town. - I'll be waiting.

&nbsp

I must have been guided to this town

&nbsp

by Tamekichi's spirit.

&nbsp

As soon as I make some money,

&nbsp

I'd do well to leave this place.

&nbsp

Hey, there.!

&nbsp

Up here, masseur.

&nbsp

Can you come up?

&nbsp

The door's over there.

&nbsp

I am called Cho.

&nbsp

Miss Cho, I'm on my way.

&nbsp

Forgive me for saying this,

&nbsp

but I didn't expect to find this kind of place here.

&nbsp

It opened just six months ago.

&nbsp

Is that so?

&nbsp

So it's brand-new.

&nbsp

That's right.

&nbsp

Excuse me, Miss,

&nbsp

but why does a beautiful woman like you have no customers?

&nbsp

Stop flattering me.

&nbsp

You can't even see.

&nbsp

I may not be able to see, but I know.

&nbsp

And not only a person's face,

&nbsp

but her heart too.

&nbsp

You're lying.

&nbsp

No, I'm not lying.

&nbsp

I see deep into people's hearts

&nbsp

on account of my blindness.

&nbsp

If that's the case,

&nbsp

you should know why I don't have any customers.

&nbsp

Miss, you are expecting someone you love tonight.

&nbsp

Masseur,

&nbsp

it is said that even insects have spirits.

&nbsp

So a whore may be allowed

&nbsp

to feel like a real human being once or twice a year.

&nbsp

Did you come here for the festival?

&nbsp

Yes, sort of.

&nbsp

Too bad. You're out of luck.

&nbsp

Why is that?

&nbsp

The town will be in an uproar tonight.

&nbsp

An uproar?

&nbsp

You can predict that?

&nbsp

I can.

&nbsp

There never used to be fights in this town.

&nbsp

The governor didn't even bother to make his rounds here.

&nbsp

Then a whorehouse opens,

&nbsp

and soon young men visit it regularly, like addicts.

&nbsp

With sake and women, they begin to go astray.

&nbsp

Then in comes Boss Gonzo of Itabana to plunder everything.

&nbsp

So this place is also owned by Boss Gonzo?

&nbsp

Not directly, but it's connected to him.

&nbsp

So you see,

&nbsp

we whores are his advance guard.

&nbsp

Miss.

&nbsp

Haru.

&nbsp

Wait, master.

&nbsp

This should cover Haru's earnings for one night.

&nbsp

What?

&nbsp

You've got your money. What's the problem?

&nbsp

This will do for tonight,

&nbsp

but will you pay for her tomorrow night, too?

&nbsp

What a strange whore you are!

&nbsp

I'm sorry.

&nbsp

It's all right.

&nbsp

Go and get some sleep.

&nbsp

Thank you.

&nbsp

We'll worry about tomorrow when it comes.

&nbsp

Good night.

&nbsp

Miss, you are a kindhearted woman.

&nbsp

Please stop that.

&nbsp

When you stare at me like that,

&nbsp

my cheeks get all hot.

&nbsp

Have some sake.

&nbsp

Thank you. I will.

&nbsp

That was good.

&nbsp

- What are you going to do now? - What do you mean?

&nbsp

Are you staying in town?

&nbsp

No, I'm planning to go to Shimonita tonight.

&nbsp

Don't do that. It's pitch-dark outside.

&nbsp

Dark or light, it doesn't matter to a blind man.

&nbsp

If you like, you can stay here.

&nbsp

Don't jest with me.

&nbsp

I'm not.

&nbsp

I won't charge you.

&nbsp

Did that sound arrogant

&nbsp

coming from a common whore?

&nbsp

No, not at all.

&nbsp

Shall I massage you a bit more?

&nbsp

No, that was enough.

&nbsp

All right.

&nbsp

Then I'll take my leave now.

&nbsp

Oh, dear.

&nbsp

All my money was in the purse.

&nbsp

I am sorry,

&nbsp

but take this for your service.

&nbsp

I can't take this. You can pay me next time.

&nbsp

Nonsense.

&nbsp

You're going to Shimonita tonight.

&nbsp

There will be no next time.

&nbsp

You're right.

&nbsp

Then I accept.

&nbsp

I suppose we'll never meet again.

&nbsp

Excuse me.

&nbsp

Miss, please take care.

&nbsp

Thanks.

&nbsp

What does someone like me have to take care about?

&nbsp

- Here. - Is that Haru?

&nbsp

Thank you.

&nbsp

Isn't Miss Cho a kind woman?

&nbsp

Yes.

&nbsp

Take care.

&nbsp

Good-bye.

&nbsp

Haru.

&nbsp

Is there an inn nearby?

&nbsp

There is one, but they're choosy about customers.

&nbsp

Who is it?

&nbsp

I'd like to stay for the night.

&nbsp

Please come in.

&nbsp

I'm sorry about the late hour.

&nbsp

Come in.

&nbsp

Father, we have a customer.

&nbsp

Welcome. Please have a seat. The stoop's right here.

&nbsp

We're rather shorthanded, so forgive our limited service.

&nbsp

All I need is a bed to sleep in.

&nbsp

Thank you.

&nbsp

I can handle this.

&nbsp

Sir, please leave.

&nbsp

You will have to find another inn.

&nbsp

But it's too late to find another.

&nbsp

I wouldn't mind staying in a storeroom or at the end of the hall.

&nbsp

You're not welcome here.

&nbsp

Is it because I'm blind?

&nbsp

I don't allow gamblers here.

&nbsp

You understand what I mean.

&nbsp

Master Ichi!

&nbsp

Is that Taichi?

&nbsp

Uncle, this is the man who brought the money from Father.

&nbsp

Grandma, he's here.

&nbsp

Master Ichi, where have you been?

&nbsp

Father is turning him away.

&nbsp

Wait!

&nbsp

You are a stubborn, ignorant old man.

&nbsp

He brought the money I just gave you

&nbsp

to pay off my son's debt.

&nbsp

Come in. Don't listen to him.

&nbsp

- You're sure it's all right? - Sure. Don't mind him.

&nbsp

In his heart he doesn't mean to turn you away.

&nbsp

Thank you.

&nbsp

Taichi.

&nbsp

You shouldn't touch that.

&nbsp

Tsuyu, get his bed ready.

&nbsp

Taichi, you go help her.

&nbsp

He's going to protect us from Gonzo.

&nbsp

It's true. He's strong!

&nbsp

You'll be amazed when you see him handle a sword.

&nbsp

This way.

&nbsp

Thanks.

&nbsp

Your bed is ready.

&nbsp

Thank you very much.

&nbsp

Have a nice rest.

&nbsp

Good night.

&nbsp

Sleep well!

&nbsp

So here I am, still in this town.

&nbsp

I should leave early tomorrow.

&nbsp

You think you'll be able to?

&nbsp

- Who is that? - It's me.

&nbsp

The biwa priest?

&nbsp

You startled me.

&nbsp

You shouldn't do that.

&nbsp

Didn't you just say something?

&nbsp

I did.

&nbsp

You will not leave here tomorrow.

&nbsp

Trust me.

&nbsp

Trust you?

&nbsp

This is not the kind of town I'd want to stay in for too long.

&nbsp

Besides, biwa priest,

&nbsp

isn't it rude to address someone while you are lying down?

&nbsp

How do you know I'm lying down?

&nbsp

Your voice comes from down near the floor.

&nbsp

You laugh.

&nbsp

Why do you laugh?

&nbsp

Because what you say and what you do

&nbsp

are completely different.

&nbsp

Don't be so mysterious. Tell me straight out what you mean.

&nbsp

You don't want to stay here too long,

&nbsp

but you find an excuse to stay longer.

&nbsp

An excuse to stay longer?

&nbsp

Didn't you display your swordsmanship

&nbsp

against Gonzo's men?

&nbsp

So that's what you mean.

&nbsp

They were so vicious and relentless

&nbsp

that it made me mad.

&nbsp

What do you mean to do with the boy?

&nbsp

What do you mean?

&nbsp

Children are attracted to the strong.

&nbsp

You made a display of masterful sword work in front of the boy.

&nbsp

Now he's filled with admiration for you.

&nbsp

I fear you may have corrupted the boy for good.

&nbsp

A child's mind is pure and without blemish.

&nbsp

But once it is stained,

&nbsp

it is not easy to cleanse that stain.

&nbsp

Then...

&nbsp

what should I do?

&nbsp

I do not know.

&nbsp

Think hard.

&nbsp

You must undo the damage you've done.

&nbsp

Help!

&nbsp

Please don't take my wife!

&nbsp

Don't take her! She will die!

&nbsp

Pay up if you want your wife back.

&nbsp

It is only 80 ryo.

&nbsp

Don't be cruel. She's sick!

&nbsp

What do I care?

&nbsp

I'll pay.

&nbsp

You will? Are you sure?

&nbsp

Don't do it!

&nbsp

Forgive me.

&nbsp

I can't let my wife suffer.

&nbsp

Please forgive me.

&nbsp

If only Master Ichi were here.

&nbsp

Uncle.!

&nbsp

Gonzo has come with his men.!

&nbsp

No more breaks for you, old woman!

&nbsp

What do you say, old woman?

&nbsp

So what if I'm an old woman!

&nbsp

Grandma!

&nbsp

Shame on you for bullying an old woman!

&nbsp

Excuse me.

&nbsp

Blind man, what do you want?

&nbsp

- I came to ask for mercy. - Mercy?

&nbsp

Please don't be rough with them.

&nbsp

What?

&nbsp

They can't make a living if you take this teahouse from...

&nbsp

Shut up!

&nbsp

She'll have to pay up to stay here!

&nbsp

Master Ichi!

&nbsp

Taichi, stay back.

&nbsp

We don't need any blind men here. Get lost!

&nbsp

Is this the blind man?

&nbsp

Are you the boss?

&nbsp

Please forgive my insolent behavior with your men yesterday.

&nbsp

I can't forgive you.

&nbsp

Stop it!

&nbsp

Master Ichi!

&nbsp

Get out of the way.

&nbsp

Let me go!

&nbsp

I'll give you 50 ryo. - All right.

&nbsp

Some trouble you gave us.

&nbsp

Bring it by 10:00 tonight.

&nbsp

I will.

&nbsp

Boss, now there's just one left.

&nbsp

Auntie, I lent him an old kimono.

&nbsp

I apologize for the bother.

&nbsp

Thank you.

&nbsp

I'm sorry I got you mixed up in our problems.

&nbsp

Forgive me.

&nbsp

It was my own doing.

&nbsp

See, we shouldn't have let him stay.

&nbsp

It's a little late for that now.

&nbsp

Have some tea.

&nbsp

Where is Taichi?

&nbsp

Taichi.

&nbsp

So you won't pay?

&nbsp

Of course not.

&nbsp

My dislike for gamblers runs deep.

&nbsp

I'd rather die than have my inn turned into a gambling joint.

&nbsp

I see.

&nbsp

So you'd rather die?

&nbsp

Come with me.

&nbsp

Wait!

&nbsp

Didn't you get enough, you blind idiot?

&nbsp

What are you doing?

&nbsp

Bastard, you want to die?

&nbsp

Master Ichi.!

&nbsp

Master Ichi!

&nbsp

Is that you, biwa priest?

&nbsp

Alas, now you have killed.

&nbsp

And in front ofTaichi, too.

&nbsp

What else could I do?

&nbsp

One hour's cold will spoil seven years of warming.

&nbsp

You don't have the sense to understand.

&nbsp

I'm not as wise as you are.

&nbsp

Master Ichi.!

&nbsp

Master Ichi!

&nbsp

Taichi.

&nbsp

Master Ichi.

&nbsp

Ask him to stay here for good.

&nbsp

Yes, please do.

&nbsp

Hello. May I help you?

&nbsp

Is there a whorehouse around here called Fujinoya?

&nbsp

Go straight down this road

&nbsp

and turn left at the end of the street.

&nbsp

Is there a woman called Cho there?

&nbsp

Miss Cho?

&nbsp

Masseur, do you know her?

&nbsp

Not really.

&nbsp

This is the second time we have met.

&nbsp

We may meet yet again.

&nbsp

Why have you come?

&nbsp

It's too late.

&nbsp

Maybe so.

&nbsp

But I can't just leave you here.

&nbsp

What are you going to do?

&nbsp

I'm going to take you home.

&nbsp

What a joke!

&nbsp

You put me in this situation.

&nbsp

Now you want me back?

&nbsp

You can't be serious.

&nbsp

Thinking back,

&nbsp

it was a mistake to believe I could be a samurai's wife.

&nbsp

But back then I had fallen head over heels for you.

&nbsp

I couldn't help it.

&nbsp

For a lowly barmaid, it was like a dream come true.

&nbsp

Shino.

&nbsp

My name is Cho now.

&nbsp

The woman called Shino is no more.

&nbsp

Forgive me.

&nbsp

I know I'm to blame,

&nbsp

but I've been looking for you to take you home.

&nbsp

For nearly three years I have searched from Boshu toJoshu.

&nbsp

You wasted your time.

&nbsp

Please, come home with me.

&nbsp

I could get back on my feet if you...

&nbsp

Stop it!

&nbsp

In three years I have sunk to the very depths.

&nbsp

I want to make amends for...

&nbsp

The Genpachiro Kuroda that I knew three years ago was a lazy drunk,

&nbsp

but he still had the spirit of a samurai.

&nbsp

You don't have that anymore.

&nbsp

You're nothing but a wandering beggar.

&nbsp

A beggar?

&nbsp

Can you deny it?

&nbsp

Why did you come?

&nbsp

You've destroyed my fragile dream

&nbsp

that someday I might find happiness.

&nbsp

Leave me.

&nbsp

I never want to see you again.

&nbsp

Even a beggar can start over.

&nbsp

I have finally found you.

&nbsp

I will never be parted from you, Shino.

&nbsp

I don't want you!

&nbsp

Go now.

&nbsp

Leave me.

&nbsp

While her original debt isn't paid,

&nbsp

the interest just keeps on growing.

&nbsp

How much does she owe you?

&nbsp

Let me see. She owes me at least 50 ryo.

&nbsp

Fifty ryo?

&nbsp

I warned you not to be shocked.

&nbsp

Whose turf is this town?

&nbsp

Beginning with this festival,

&nbsp

it will be the turf of Boss Gonzo of Itabana.

&nbsp

Gonzo of Itabana?

&nbsp

I will bring the money within two days.

&nbsp

Who are you? This is Itabana...

&nbsp

I've come to see Boss Gonzo.

&nbsp

You must be Boss Gonzo.

&nbsp

Do you have any work that would suit me?

&nbsp

I need 50 ryo right away.

&nbsp

I will do anything for 50 ryo.

&nbsp

I am a good swordsman. Fifty ryo is a bargain.

&nbsp

I'm sorry,

&nbsp

but those who offer unsolicited service are most often useless.

&nbsp

Useless?

&nbsp

I suggest you leave now.

&nbsp

I am talking to Gonzo.

&nbsp

Come on.

&nbsp

Fifty ryo is not a bad deal.

&nbsp

What do you say?

&nbsp

You're hired.

&nbsp

Kill the blind man atJoshuya Inn.

&nbsp

- The blind man? - Do you know him?

&nbsp

I saw his sword work in Takasaki.

&nbsp

He killed seven men, each with a single stroke.

&nbsp

He is a swordsman of the Muraku school.

&nbsp

Fifty ryo is too little for killing him.

&nbsp

I just couldn't stand by

&nbsp

while those helpless people were beaten.

&nbsp

Of course not.

&nbsp

If you just stood by, you would be less than human.

&nbsp

Biwa priest,

&nbsp

first you said I shouldn't have drawn my sword.

&nbsp

Now you say of course I should have.

&nbsp

What are you trying to say?

&nbsp

I meant what I said both times.

&nbsp

No doubt it is beyond your comprehension.

&nbsp

That was delicious.

&nbsp

There is no moon tonight.

&nbsp

You're right.

&nbsp

Shall I play for our parting?

&nbsp

Our parting?

&nbsp

Though we're both here today, we never know what tomorrow may bring.

&nbsp

Behold this ever changing world

&nbsp

As flowers bloom and leaves change color

&nbsp

A man's life blossoms only once

&nbsp

Like a flower a man fades

&nbsp

A flower takes time to bloom

&nbsp

Yet its end comes too soon

&nbsp

It's been years since I felt this way when I played.

&nbsp

A string broke while you were playing.

&nbsp

Yes, it did.

&nbsp

You cannot play biwa if you just depend on the strings.

&nbsp

And if you depend only on your hidden sword,

&nbsp

you will not live long.

&nbsp

I will be killed one day?

&nbsp

Biwa priest.

&nbsp

You may see better than normal people do,

&nbsp

but there's one thing you didn't see so well.

&nbsp

This.

&nbsp

I know that is an ordinary cane.

&nbsp

You betrayed your anxiety

&nbsp

with your breathing.

&nbsp

I was... scared.

&nbsp

But...

&nbsp

without the hidden sword, I don't have to kill.

&nbsp

Miss, you shouldn't drink so much.

&nbsp

That's not your concern.

&nbsp

What will you do tonight?

&nbsp

I was able to help you last night,

&nbsp

but I don't have any more money.

&nbsp

That's all right.

&nbsp

You fool!

&nbsp

Run away.

&nbsp

Flee from here.

&nbsp

Any place is better than here.

&nbsp

- But... - Listen to me. Just go!

&nbsp

You understand?

&nbsp

Why didn't you kill him?

&nbsp

- That biwa player. - A biwa player?

&nbsp

You wouldn't understand.

&nbsp

Are you getting cold feet?

&nbsp

No, I'll kill him.

&nbsp

I need 50 ryo no matter what.

&nbsp

He's extremely agile.

&nbsp

There is one way to hinder him.

&nbsp

His hearing.

&nbsp

Hearing?

&nbsp

His ears?

&nbsp

For him, his hearing is everything.

&nbsp

We'll use the drums.

&nbsp

I see.

&nbsp

If his hearing is hindered, he can't fight.

&nbsp

Master Ichi.

&nbsp

Is that Haru?

&nbsp

I don't know his name, but a samurai came by.

&nbsp

Miss Cho must have been happy.

&nbsp

But he didn't stay long.

&nbsp

Really?

&nbsp

Are you going somewhere?

&nbsp

Miss Cho told me to go find happiness.

&nbsp

She told you to run away?

&nbsp

I see.

&nbsp

I can't be of much help, but buy a sweet cake with this.

&nbsp

Thank you.

&nbsp

Master Ichi!

&nbsp

What's the matter?

&nbsp

Grandma is...

&nbsp

Grandma is...

&nbsp

Why are you doing this to me?

&nbsp

Shut up, you old hag!

&nbsp

Good evening.

&nbsp

Masseur...

&nbsp

don't make a move or the old woman will die.

&nbsp

Grandma!

&nbsp

I understand you perfectly well.

&nbsp

Taichi.

&nbsp

Wait in my room.

&nbsp

Tsuyu, take him.

&nbsp

Boss Gonzo.

&nbsp

What do you want me to do?

&nbsp

It's simple.

&nbsp

Agree to two conditions and I will free her.

&nbsp

Let's hear them.

&nbsp

First, you must give up this inn.

&nbsp

- Don't do it! - Shut up!

&nbsp

And the second condition is that you hand over your sword.

&nbsp

What do you say?

&nbsp

You can have this inn.

&nbsp

- Don't! - Shut up, old woman!

&nbsp

And the blind man?

&nbsp

You're very sensible.

&nbsp

Come on.

&nbsp

Blind bastard!

&nbsp

Get outside.

&nbsp

Master Ichi!

&nbsp

Taichi, come here.

&nbsp

Master Ichi!

&nbsp

Nice work.

&nbsp

I have nothing personal against you,

&nbsp

but I must kill you.

&nbsp

Is it for money?

&nbsp

I need 50 ryo desperately.

&nbsp

Fifty ryo?

&nbsp

Is there no other way than this?

&nbsp

No.

&nbsp

None at all?

&nbsp

None.

&nbsp

I may end up killing you.

&nbsp

Though it's just a job for money,

&nbsp

I found a worthy opponent.

&nbsp

Shall we go?

&nbsp

What will we do now, Boss?

&nbsp

There's no turning back now.

&nbsp

Boss, he's here!

&nbsp

- Who? - The blind man.

&nbsp

Excuse me.

&nbsp

Is Boss Gonzo here?

&nbsp

Is something wrong?

&nbsp

It's awfully quiet around here.

&nbsp

Is that Boss Gonzo?

&nbsp

Sorry for the late hour of my visit.

&nbsp

I thought you might be too busy to see me once day breaks.

&nbsp

What do you want?

&nbsp

No need to raise your voice.

&nbsp

My hearing is still fine.

&nbsp

Something smells good.

&nbsp

When I smell sake,

&nbsp

I can't help it... my nose starts to itch.

&nbsp

Please, allow me.

&nbsp

That's good.

&nbsp

Boss Gonzo,

&nbsp

have some to mark our acquaintance.

&nbsp

This sake is a bit salty.

&nbsp

What is your business?

&nbsp

I'd like you to give me something.

&nbsp

Give you what?

&nbsp

The 420 ryo you collected from the seven merchants.

&nbsp

I'd like you to return that money to me.

&nbsp

What?

&nbsp

I'm sure you have...

&nbsp

You won't give it to me?

&nbsp

You have quite a bit here.

&nbsp

In that case,

&nbsp

with this much stashed away,

&nbsp

a mere 400 or 500 ryo

&nbsp

will not be a big loss to you.

&nbsp

Get out when you're done.

&nbsp

There's one more thing.

&nbsp

One more thing?

&nbsp

Fifty ryo for Master Kurobe.

&nbsp

What?

&nbsp

Have you forgotten?

&nbsp

Master Kurobe said you agreed to it

&nbsp

and that I could collect the money for him.

&nbsp

That's only if he completes the job.

&nbsp

The job?

&nbsp

I see.

&nbsp

So you hired Master Kurobe

&nbsp

for this job you just mentioned.

&nbsp

That's right.

&nbsp

But he didn't do his job.

&nbsp

He didn't?

&nbsp

That's not good.

&nbsp

All right, then.

&nbsp

Since I'm already involved,

&nbsp

how about if I do the job in his place?

&nbsp

Boss Gonzo, what is the job?

&nbsp

Could it be, for instance,

&nbsp

to kill someone?

&nbsp

Boss Gonzo,

&nbsp

please tell me what it is.

&nbsp

It's no longer necessary.

&nbsp

Is that so?

&nbsp

Then you wouldn't mind if I take the 50 ryo?

&nbsp

This is 50 ryo. Thank you.

&nbsp

I nearly forgot.

&nbsp

There's more?

&nbsp

Please lend me three ryo.

&nbsp

Take as much as you like.

&nbsp

Drop your swords!

&nbsp

I don't know how to thank you.

&nbsp

Everyone will be so happy.

&nbsp

I thank you on their behalf.

&nbsp

Don't thank me.

&nbsp

The money was yours to begin with.

&nbsp

Joshuya wants to thank you personally, too.

&nbsp

No, please.

&nbsp

I must leave soon.

&nbsp

And...

&nbsp

actually...

&nbsp

I borrowed these three ryo

&nbsp

from Tamekichi's wallet earlier.

&nbsp

I'm sorry.

&nbsp

You're so honest.

&nbsp

There's something else.

&nbsp

It's about Tamekichi.

&nbsp

I know.

&nbsp

He's dead, isn't he?

&nbsp

He was a worthless louse, but he was still the only son I had.

&nbsp

I knew it from our first meeting.

&nbsp

Please raise Taichi well.

&nbsp

Miss Cho.

&nbsp

Oh, dear, she's drunk.

&nbsp

This is from Master Kurobe.

&nbsp

Kurobe? What do I care?

&nbsp

- Miss Cho! - Leave me alone!

&nbsp

Leave me alone.

&nbsp

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