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Seibu Keisatsu

Seibu Keisatsu

1979 3 seasons 50 eps≈ 33h totalReturningtv asahi

Seibu Keisatsu is a television drama series produced by Ishihara Promotions and broadcast on TV Asahi

3.5/5

TMDB score· 1 votes

Synopsis

Seibu Keisatsu is a television drama series produced by Ishihara Promotions and broadcast on TV Asahi

Cast

Yūjirō IshiharaYūjirō IshiharaKogure Kenzou
Tetsuya WatariTetsuya WatariDaimon Keisuke
Akira TeraoAkira TeraoMatsuda Takeshi
Shunsuke KariyaShunsuke KariyaHiroshi Genda
Hiroshi TachiHiroshi TachiTatsumi Soutoru
Ryuta MineRyuta MineHirao Ippei
Hitomi YoshiiHitomi Yoshii
Reiko NiwaReiko Niwa
Kazuko UchidaKazuko Uchida
Noriko MasudaNoriko Masuda
Aiko TachibanaAiko Tachibana
Kenji SaharaKenji Sahara
Miyuki OnoMiyuki Ono
Toshio ShibaToshio Shiba

Network

tv asahi

Status

Returning Series

Seasons

3

Episodes

50

Total runtime

≈ 33h

First aired

1979

Country

Japan

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