♦ "Tokyo Conquest" Japanese Dubbed Version ♦ Used VHS Software *Rental Used* ♦

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Used VHS software, rental return, Tokyo Raiders ♦ Japanese dubbed version.
Due to the nature of this being an old VHS video, there may be some flickering images and rough picture quality, but there are no damages such as tape winding that would interfere with viewing.
Additionally, the case and the video cassette tape itself have dirt and damage due to age, and rental store management stickers are attached to the cassette and jacket.
Furthermore, this software has a copy guard signal, but it does not affect playback.

Please consider this after understanding the above.

◆2000 Production, Hong Kong Film
Original Title: Tokyo Raiders
Running Time: 100 minutes
Image: 4:3 Standard Size
Audio: Japanese Dubbed Audio

▶Main Cast
★Kelly Chen (e.g., And I Hate You So)
★Tony Leung (e.g., HERO)
★Ekin Cheng (e.g., The Legend of Zu)
★Cecilia Cheung (e.g., King of Comedy)
★Kumiko Endo (e.g., Writing a Book)
★Tamao Ozawa (e.g., The Vampire Hunters)
★Kou Shibasaki (e.g., Shuriken School)
★Toru Nakamura (e.g., Gen-X Cops)
★Hiroshi Abe (e.g., The Peacock King)

◎Hong Kong's Maisy (Kelly Chen) was supposed to marry Takahashi (Toru Nakamura), a Japanese man, in the United States, but Takahashi did not show up on the wedding day.
Upon returning to Hong Kong, Yun (Ekin Cheng), who claims to have designed Kelly's new home, appears and demands unpaid compensation. However, Kelly heads to Tokyo to find out why Takahashi disappeared, and Ekin also goes to Tokyo. Upon arrival, they are attacked by thugs and seek refuge with a detective named Lin (Tony Leung). The characters who appear before Kelly each have their own mysteries and hidden agendas, and as these mysteries are unraveled, the conspiracy surrounding Takahashi and Ito (Hiroshi Abe) is gradually revealed.
This film reminds me of My Lucky Stars, another G. Harvey film shot in Japan, with its car chase and trailer action. However, the car action in this film seems to be of a higher grade.
Also, it is pleasant that the lines of the Japanese actors are almost in their own voices (dubbed)!

For those who love Hong Kong films and want to experience them on nostalgic, retro VHS video software just like back then, how about adding it to your collection?
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