Famous Japanese Drug Movies

This list of Japanese drug movies represents some of the best-known
movies about Japan’s drug trade and gangster underworld. Boasting some
of Japan’s most talented writers, directors, and actors, here are seven
Japanese drug movies to explore. They are arranged alphabetically by
title.

1. “Bloody Territories.” “Bloody
   Territories,” originally titled “Kôiki bôryoku: ryuuketsu no shima,” is
   a 1969 Japanese film.


2. “The City Of Lost Souls.”
   “The City Of Lost Souls” is a 2000 crime drama. This Japanese drug
   movie features gangster violence and Japanese-Brazilian and Chinese key
   characters. 


3. “Graveyard Of Honor.”“Graveyard Of Honor,” originally titled “Shin jingi no hakaba,” is a
   2002 action thriller about a barkeeper who saves the life of a crime
   boss to advance in the organization.


4. “Junk Food.”“Junk Food,” originally titled “Janku fudo,” is a 1997 Japanese crime
   drama.


5. “Ley Lines.” “Ley
   Lines” is part of a Japanese movie trilogy titled “Nihon kuroshakai.” 


6. “Red Angel.”“Red Angel,” originally titled “Akai tenshi,” is a 1966 Japanese drama
   set in the late 1930s.


7. “The Setting Sun.”“The Setting Sun,” originally titled “Rakuyô,” is a 1992 drama starring
   Masaya Katô, Diane Lane, Biao Yuen, and Donald Sutherland. 

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