The rule of the Tokugawa shogunate ended, and the Meiji government was firmly established. The all-powerful "executioner" of those days Kamata Jubei (played by Ken Watanabe), lived a life of anonymity in the deserted and cold Hokkaido as a remnant of the shogunate. He made an agreement to his late wife to seal the killing knife and support himself and his two children through hard work, but the cruel living environment still made him feel powerless. On this day, Shibing Wei's comrade Kinjo (played by Ming Hamamoto), came to visit. It turns out that in a nearby town, the beautiful prostitute Natome (Kuna Shiri) is disfigured by a rough woman, but the police chief Ishizo Oishi (Hiroichi Sato) protects and connives it. Natsume's companions pooled money to find a bounty killer, but those who dared to invade were brutally destroyed by Oishi. In order to improve the children's lives, Shibei and Racecourse took the road and met Ainu youth (Liu Le Youmi) with the same goal. The three of them travel together, and what awaits them will be an unknown fate... This film is a remake of Clint Eastwood's book of the same name.
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