Tales of Japanese Chivalry in order

Series of 11 ninkyo films starring Ken Takakura produced by Toei between 1964 and 1971. 11 films, 18h 7m in all, in release order.

The Domain
1964 · 99 min
The feud between two rival delivery companies, Kibamasa and Okiyama, heats up as the head of Kibamasa falls ill.
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The Domain: The Naniwa Story
1965 · 98 min
Second film of Makino's Nihon Kyokakuden series set in Osaka's harbor. The series also known as "The Domain" Each a stand alone film in it's own, none are connected other than starring the famous Ken Takakura as the main Character. This story begins with Ken Takakura's character coming to Osaka after his brother's death. Another exciting yakuza story with superb yakuza action!!
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The Domain: Kanto Legends of Chivalry
1965 · 95 min
Third part of Nihon Kyokakuden series is set in Kanto in 1924. Ken Takakura playing a ship's mate befriending fish shop owners harassed by yakuza.
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The Domain: Kanda Festival Showdown
1966 · 95 min
The Domain: Kanda Festival Showdown
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The Domain: Duel at Thunder Gate
1966 · 94 min
The life of entertainers in Asakusa’s pleasure quarters. An exciting yakuza story with superb action.
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The Domain: White Blade
1967 · 94 min
The Domain: White Blade
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The Domain: Where The Blade Enters
1967 · 92 min
The Domain: Where The Blade Enters
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The Domain: Severed Relations
1968 · 94 min
The Domain: Severed Relations
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The Domain: Flower and Dragon
1969 · 112 min
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The Domain: Rising Dragon
1970 · 117 min
The Domain: Rising Dragon
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Dagger
1971 · 97 min
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Frequently asked questions

What order should I watch Tales of Japanese Chivalry in?

1. The Domain (1964), 2. The Domain: The Naniwa Story (1965), 3. The Domain: Kanto Legends of Chivalry (1965), 4. The Domain: Kanda Festival Showdown (1966), 5. The Domain: Duel at Thunder Gate (1966), 6. The Domain: White Blade (1967), 7. The Domain: Where The Blade Enters (1967), 8. The Domain: Severed Relations (1968), 9. The Domain: Flower and Dragon (1969), 10. The Domain: Rising Dragon (1970), 11. Dagger (1971).

How long does it take to watch all of Tales of Japanese Chivalry?

About 18h 7m across 11 released films.

Do any Tales of Japanese Chivalry films have post-credit scenes?

None are listed on TMDB.