Cast
- Beat Takeshi - Yamamoto, also referred to as Aniki (meaning elder brother)
- Omar Epps - Denny
- Tetsuya Watari - Jinseikai Boss
- Claude Maki - Ken
- Masaya Kato - Shirase, the "boss of Little Tokyo"
- Susumu Terajima - Kato, Yamamoto's lieutenant
- Royale Watkins - Jay
- Lombardo Boyar - Mo
- Ren Osugi - Harada
- Ryo Ishibashi - Ishihara
- James Shigeta - Sugimoto
- Tatyana Ali - Latifa
- Makoto Otake - Chief of police
- Kouen Okumura - Hanaoka
- Naomasa Musaka - Hisamatsu
- Rino Katase - Night club Madame
- Joy Nakagawa - Marina, Yamamoto's girlfriend
- Amaury Nolasco - Victor
- Tuesday Knight - Prostitute
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