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KochiKame: The Movie poster
Movie

こちら葛飾区亀有公園前派出所 THE MOVIE

  • Animation
  • Crime
Confirmed1999-12-237.07.2Trakt

Officer Ryotsu is ordered to team up with FBI agent Lisa Hoshino to find a terrorist who is currently in Tokyo. For an unknown reason, only buildings from the Shinatora corporation seem to be targeted by the mysterious Benten.

KochiKame: The Movie is a 1999 animated crime film following Officer Ryotsu as he partners with FBI agent Lisa Hoshino to stop a terrorist targeting Shinatora corporation buildings across Tokyo. This theatrical release brings the beloved manga series to the big screen with a high-stakes mystery at its core.

When does KochiKame: The Movie come out?

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Streaming availability in United States

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Not available on any tracked streaming service in United States right now.

Available in: Japan

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Available to stream in Japan— but not in United States.

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In cinemas

Theatrical release in United States

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In cinemas
1999-12-23

No date confirmed for United States yet · Earliest worldwide: Wide release in Japan

Where to watch in United States

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FAQ

KochiKame: The Movie — frequently asked

When was KochiKame: The Movie released?

The film was released on December 23, 1999.

What is the plot about?

Officer Ryotsu teams up with FBI agent Lisa Hoshino to track down a terrorist named Benten who is systematically targeting buildings owned by the Shinatora corporation in Tokyo.

Is KochiKame: The Movie based on anything?

Yes, it is a theatrical film adaptation of the KochiKame manga series, extending the crime and comedy storylines to the big screen.

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