[10/26/25 - 02:01 PM] Video: "Last Samurai Standing" - Official Trailer - Netflix One life, one point. Shujiro enters a deadly game where points are earned for each kill. Who will be the last samurai standing in this sinister scheme?
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Last Samurai Standing | Official Trailer | Netflix
One point per life.
The curtain rises on an epic battle royale between brave warriors who lived through an uncertain era.
In the late 19th century during the Meiji period, 292 warriors, including Shujiro Saga (Junichi Okada), gather at Tenryuji Temple in Kyoto at nightfall, lured by the promise of a huge cash prize. Each given a wooden tag, they join a vicious game in which they must steal the tags of their fellow participants and reach Tokyo to win the prize money. Under the veil of night, the temple grounds are filled with unease and the presence of bloodthirsy warriors. When the signal is given to begin the game, the combatants launch into their relentless battle for survival.
"You fools who live without meaning: kill each other, until just one remains."
The Netflix Series "Last Samurai Standing" starts streaming on Thursday, November 13, 2025, only on Netflix.
Watch on Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/title/81607398
Releasing Only on Netflix
November 13, 2025
ABOUT LAST SAMURAI STANDING
Set in the late 19th century during the Meiji period, Last Samurai Standing thrusts viewers into a relentless life-and-death game. At nightfall, 292 warriors - including lead character Shujiro Saga (Junichi Okada) - gather at Kyoto's Tenryuji Temple, each lured by the promise of a massive cash prize. Each donning a single wooden tag, participants must steal the tags of their rivals and race to Tokyo to claim victory. As the signal sounds, the temple erupts into chaos, launching a brutal fight for survival where only one can stand victorious.
The action is epic, with the large-scale melee at Tenryuji Temple filmed over multiple days and involving more than 1,000 cast and crew members. Producer and star Junichi Okada, together with director Michihito Fujii, pushed the boundaries of visual storytelling, blending modern CG advancements with practical effects to deliver some of the most realistic and visceral action scenes ever seen in Japanese television.
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