Rurouni Kenshin Part II: Kyoto Inferno behind the scenes gags

Rurouni Kenshin Part II: Kyoto Inferno

The total production cost of the film is as high as 3 billion yen, the pre-photographing takes six months, and there are as many as 5,000 staff.
The four-person rock group ONE OK ROCK once sang the theme song "TheBeginning" for the previous work. This time they once again sang the theme song "MightyLong Fall" for the "Kyoto Fire"
The film crew has traveled across 10 prefectures and counties in Japan and took pictures in more than 30 locations. The total distance is as long as 20,000 kilometers, which is equivalent to half of the circumference of the earth's equator.
Tatsuya Fujiwara vomited bitterness during the premiere and interview, saying that every time after filming Shi Zhixiong’s bandages, he couldn’t hear his ears, it was inconvenient to go to the bathroom, and he couldn’t eat. From 7 in the morning. I started to put on makeup, and after a long time, the whole person was in a bad mood.
Taifeng has been learning Japanese dance, ballet, etc. since she was 3 years old, and now she can play basketball every day. The dance skills she learned by herself are well used in the action scenes of Juancho exercise.
Ryosuke Miura, who plays one of the ten swords, Zhang, revealed in an interview that the killing arrays in the film are real swords and guns. For this reason, he started from the basics three months before shooting, and was still anxious before the official shooting. , Worried about hurting Satoh Takeru, who is acting in the opponent's play.
Compared with the previous work, Takei Emi has a lot more action scenes in the sequel. She laughed and said that she had carefully recorded the sequence of the martial arts scenes before shooting, but during the official performance, she was full of thoughts, "In order to avoid the horrible group in front of you. You must protect yourself from the injury of the guy!"
Yumi Takahashi, the real confidante who plays Zhizhixiong, considered to withdraw from the crew due to deterioration of health and general body pain during filming.
Satoh Takeru admitted frankly that he was both excited and upset when he learned that the sequel was filmed. He had many discussions with director Keishi Ohtomo about the shooting of the sequel, and was drawn into the screenwriter to make suggestions.
Although they were inextricably linked in the film, the relationship between Takanosuke Kamiki and Satoh Takeru was very good on the set. In the break between shooting in Yamagata Prefecture, the two would often meet to eat natto together. The interesting thing is that both of them are counted as natto. Diehard.