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The Wings of the Kirin

6.520122h 9mMovieDramaCrimeMystery

A man's body is found under the statue of a winged kirin in the Nihombashi area of Tokyo. A suspect named Yashima has a car accident and falls unconscious while he is attempting to run away. Yashima's lover Kaori comes from Fukushima and

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Not available in United States
Streaming in 3 other countries

The Wings of the Kirin isn't on any streaming service in United States right now, but it's available in Japan, South Korea, Taiwan. Streaming rights are licensed per country.

Cast · Directed by Nobuhiro Doi

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The Wings of the Kirin — streaming FAQ

Which OTT platform streams The Wings of the Kirin?

The Wings of the Kirin isn't on any streaming service in United States yet, but it's available in Japan, South Korea and Taiwan. Streaming rights differ by country — switch your country in the header to see where.

Is The Wings of the Kirin on Netflix?

No, The Wings of the Kirin is not on Netflix in United States as of September 2026.

Is The Wings of the Kirin on Amazon Prime Video?

No, The Wings of the Kirin isn't on Amazon Prime Video in United States right now.

Where can I watch The Wings of the Kirin for free?

The Wings of the Kirin isn't streaming in United States yet, so there's no way to watch it free at the moment.

Is there a sequel to The Wings of the Kirin?

Yes — The Wings of the Kirin is followed by Sleeping Forest (2014) in the Shinzanmono Collection.

Is there a prequel to The Wings of the Kirin?

Yes — Red Finger (2011) comes before The Wings of the Kirin in the Shinzanmono Collection.

Is The Wings of the Kirin part of a trilogy?

No — The Wings of the Kirin is part of the Shinzanmono Collection, which has 4 films.

How many movies are in the Shinzanmono Collection?

There are 4 films in the Shinzanmono Collection: Red Finger (2011), The Wings of the Kirin (2012), Sleeping Forest (2014) and The Crimes That Bind (2018).