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Kakashi

2001, Japanese. Directed by Norio Tsuruta.

The search for her vanished brother Tsuyoshi leads Kaoru to the lonesome village Kozukata in the Japanese back-land. The locals react repelling to her, which the exception of the Chinese girl Sally. As her car breaks down Kaoru is trapped in the village; will she have to repay for something she has done in the past?

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1h 26m
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Language
Japanese
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Released
13 September 2001
Original title
案山子 KAKASHI
Country
Japan
Written by
Norio Tsuruta, Osamu Murakami, Satoru Tamaki
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What Kakashi is based on

Kakashi is based on Kakashi, a manga by Junji Itō.

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Kakashi runs 86 minutes (1h 26m).

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Kakashi isn’t streaming on any OTT platform in India yet; it released on 13 September 2001. (Checked 9 November 2026.)

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If you liked Kakashi, try Death Note: Light Up the NEW World, Devilman - Volume 1: The Birth, Another.

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Kakashi (2001) was directed by Norio Tsuruta and stars Maho Nonami, Ko Shibasaki, Grace Yip Pui-Man.

What is Kakashi based on?

Kakashi is based on Kakashi, a manga by Junji Itō.

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