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Abacus and Sword

2010, Japanese. Directed by Yoshimitsu Morita.

Set during the Meiji Restoration period of Edo era Japan, Naoyuki belongs to the 8th generation of the Inoyama family, a wealthy family known for finance & accounting. He is also a gifted mathematician and uses the abacus with extreme skills. Naoyuki works under the declining Kaga domain. Because of this, Naoyuki and his wife Koma suffer hardships as their stature and wealth dissipates.

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Released
4 December 2010
Original title
武士の家計簿
Country
Japan
Written by
Michio Kashiwada, Michifumi Isoda
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Abacus and Sword (2010) was directed by Yoshimitsu Morita and stars Masato Sakai, Yukie Nakama, Keiko Matsuzaka.

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