Big Man Japan

    • Also known as Dai-Nipponjin
    • U.S. release date: May 15, 2009
    • MPAA rating: PG-13
    • Running time: 113 minutes
    • Director: Hitoshi Matsumoto
    • Writer: Hitoshi Matsumoto and Mitsuyoshi Takasu
    • Cinematographer: Hideo Yamamoto
    • Editor: Hisaya Shiraiwa
    • Producer: Akihiro Okamoto
    • Genre: Comedy
    • Country: Japan
    • Production Company: RealProduct, Yoshimoto Kogyo Company
    • Distributors: Magnet Releasing, Magnolia Home Entertainment, Magnolia Pictures
  • Big Man Japan, also known as Dai-Nipponjin, is a 2007 Japanese film directed by Hitoshi Matsumoto. The screenplay was written by Hitoshi Matsumoto and Mitsuyoshi Takasu.
  • Big Man Japan Synopsis

    • Big Man Japan is a comedic film which tells the tale of the pathetic but heroic Daisato. Daisato is part of a family line of Giant superheroes. When he is shocked with bolts of electricity he is transformed into a Giant man several stories high. His job is to protect the citizens of Japan. But unlike his famous ancestors, Daisato is not appreciated by the people he protects. He is instead accused of creating chaos and destruction in his wake. Things become even more problematic for him when an ambitious agent wants to market his person to advertisers and his grandfather, who has Alzheimer's, has a habit of transforming into a destructive giant in smelly underwear.

  • Big Man Japan Cast

    • Hitoshi Matsumoto as Dai Nipponjin / Masaru Daisatou
    • Riki Takeuchi as Hanerunjyuu
    • Ua as Manager Kobori
    • Ryunosuke Kamiki as Dounojyuu
    • Itsuji Itao as a female Niounojyuu
    • Haruka Unabara as Shimerunojyuu
    • Takayuki Haranishi as Male Niounojyuu
    • Daisuke Miyagawa as Super Justice
    • Itsuji Itao as Female Niounojyuu
    • Tomoji Hasegawa as director/ interviewer
    • Ryushin Tei
    • Ryoji Okamoto
    • Kenji Motomiya

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