Yonglu 9 years (1566), at the time of the warring States period in Japan, eight fallen warriors fled to a mountain village and returned to the fields to live the life of an ordinary farmer. Soon, the Maori clan tracked down the hidden samurai, and the villager Zhuang Zuo Weimen (Hashimoto Gong) designed to kill the samurai. The samurai put down the curse before they die, and those who frame them will die. After that, the curse came true, eight people died, including Zhuang Zuo Weimen, and the village was renamed the eighth Tomb Village. In Showa 24, Tatsuya Terada (Kenichi Hakahara), who worked as an aircraft navigator in Tokyo, suddenly learned that he was the child of the Doji family in the eight tomb village of Okayama prefecture, when the master saw Hisumi (Yamazaki Nu) was terminally ill. Chen Mi was recalled to the village as an heir. However, this trip is doomed to be very sinister, and his grandfather, ugatsu Igawa (Kato Jia), was poisoned as soon as he met. Chen Mi from the village population knows the origin of the eight tombs village, but also learned that Zhuang Zuo Weimen is the ancestor of Zhuang Zuowei. Is it a 400-year curse for samurai that abnormal deaths occur one after another? Or is there another conspiracy that followed? This film is adapted from the original book of the same name by the reasoning novelist Henggou.
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