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Samurai Geisha

7.519691h 39mMovieDramaCrime

Popular geisha Shinji (Fuji Junko) must defy a gang who plot to steal a lucrative coal business from struggling miners during the turbulent Meiji Era. A stellar all-star cast, a thrilling story, and Takakura Ken's violent swordplay, make this a classic Yakuza movie!

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Not available in United States
Streaming in 1 other country

Samurai Geisha isn't on any streaming service in United States right now, but it's available in Japan. Streaming rights are licensed per country.

Cast · Directed by Kōsaku Yamashita

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Samurai Geisha — streaming FAQ

Which OTT platform streams Samurai Geisha?

Samurai Geisha isn't on any streaming service in United States yet, but it's available in Japan. Streaming rights differ by country — switch your country in the header to see where.

Is Samurai Geisha on Netflix?

No, Samurai Geisha is not on Netflix in United States as of September 2026.

Is Samurai Geisha on Amazon Prime Video?

No, Samurai Geisha isn't on Amazon Prime Video in United States right now.

Where can I watch Samurai Geisha for free?

Samurai Geisha isn't streaming in United States yet, so there's no way to watch it free at the moment.

Is there a sequel to Samurai Geisha?

Yes — Samurai Geisha is followed by Brave Red Flower of the North (1970) in the Tales of Japan's Chivalrous Women Collection.

Is there a prequel to Samurai Geisha?

Samurai Geisha is the first film in the Tales of Japan's Chivalrous Women Collection.

Is Samurai Geisha part of a trilogy?

No — Samurai Geisha is part of the Tales of Japan's Chivalrous Women Collection, which has 5 films.

How many movies are in the Tales of Japan's Chivalrous Women Collection?

There are 5 films in the Tales of Japan's Chivalrous Women Collection: Samurai Geisha (1969), Brave Red Flower of the North (1970), A Lively Geisha (1970), Bloodiest Flower (1971) and Trials of an Okinawa Village (1971).