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Movies Completed 1962-2003

Zatoichi Watch Order

All 26 Zatoichi films starring Shintaro Katsu (1962-1989) in order, plus Takeshi Kitano's 2003 remake.

Last updated September 17, 2026

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All 26 Katsu films in release order, then Kitano's remake. Start here.

The first run (1962-1964)

  1. 1 The Tale of Zatoichi 1962 · movie Kenji Misumi directs the black-and-white original.
  2. 2 The Tale of Zatoichi Continues 1962 · movie Kazuo Mori directs the direct sequel, same year.
  3. 3 The New Tale of Zatoichi 1963 · movie First entry in color.
  4. 4 Zatoichi the Fugitive 1963 · movie Ichi is framed for a crime he did not commit.
  5. 5 Zatoichi on the Road 1963 · movie Ichi escorts a woman home and finds killers waiting.
  6. 6 Zatoichi and the Chest of Gold 1964 · movie A chest of gold makes Ichi the target of every gang around.
  7. 7 Zatoichi's Flashing Sword 1964 · movie A dying yakuza asks Ichi to protect his daughter.
  8. 8 Fight, Zatoichi, Fight 1964 · movie Misumi returns. Ichi travels with a baby after a woman dies.
  9. 9 Adventures of Zatoichi 1964 · movie Checkpoint guards block Ichi's road, with political trouble behind it.

The middle run (1965-1967)

  1. 10 Zatoichi's Revenge 1965 · movie Ichi defends a village from three villainous brothers.
  2. 11 Zatoichi and the Doomed Man 1965 · movie A condemned man asks Ichi to deliver money to his family.
  3. 12 Zatoichi and the Chess Expert 1965 · movie Misumi directs. A shogi master hires Ichi as a bodyguard. A fan favorite.
  4. 13 Zatoichi's Vengeance 1966 · movie A boy's singing leads Ichi into a gang war.
  5. 14 Zatoichi's Pilgrimage 1966 · movie Ichi sails to an island and faces its crime boss.
  6. 15 Zatoichi's Cane Sword 1967 · movie A sick gambler drags Ichi into one last bet.
  7. 16 Zatoichi the Outlaw 1967 · movie First Katsu Productions entry. Ichi backs farmers against a yakuza boss.
  8. 17 Zatoichi Challenged 1967 · movie Misumi directs. Ichi guards a boy whose father was murdered. Remade in the US as Blind Fury (1989).

The late run and finale (1968-1989)

  1. 18 Zatoichi and the Fugitives 1968 · movie A sick Ichi takes work guarding a town festival.
  2. 19 Samaritan Zatoichi 1968 · movie Misumi directs. Ichi protects a woman from her own family.
  3. 20 Zatoichi Meets Yojimbo 1970 · movie Kihachi Okamoto directs. Ichi meets Toshiro Mifune's yojimbo. Crossover of two icons.
  4. 21 Zatoichi Goes to the Fire Festival 1970 · movie Misumi directs. A fire festival hides a gang war.
  5. 22 Zatoichi and the One-Armed Swordsman 1971 · movie Jimmy Wang Yu co-stars as a one-armed Chinese swordsman. Hong Kong co-production flavor.
  6. 23 Zatoichi at Large 1972 · movie Ichi is named a local official and hates it.
  7. 24 Zatoichi in Desperation 1972 · movie Katsu directs. Ichi's cane sword is broken, and despair follows.
  8. 25 Zatoichi's Conspiracy 1973 · movie A reunion with old faces turns bloody.
  9. 26 Zatoichi: Darkness Is His Ally 1989 · movie Katsu wrote and directed his finale, sixteen years after the previous film.

The remake (2003)

  1. 27 Zatoichi 2003 · movie Takeshi Kitano writes, directs and stars. Won the Silver Lion for direction at Venice.

The Essentials

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Seven films that cover the series arc. Good if 27 films sounds like too many.

  1. 1 The Tale of Zatoichi 1962 · movie Where it all starts.
  2. 2 Zatoichi and the Chess Expert 1965 · movie The classic odd-couple pairing.
  3. 3 Zatoichi Challenged 1967 · movie The emotional high point of the 1960s run.
  4. 4 Zatoichi Meets Yojimbo 1970 · movie Two legends share the screen.
  5. 5 Zatoichi in Desperation 1972 · movie Katsu behind the camera, bleakest tone of the series.
  6. 6 Zatoichi: Darkness Is His Ally 1989 · movie Katsu's farewell to the role.
  7. 7 Zatoichi 2003 · movie Kitano's remake. Ends the tour on a high.

About Zatoichi

Shintaro Katsu played the blind swordsman Ichi in 26 films released between 1962 and 1989, one of the longest runs for a single actor in one role.

The films are standalone adventures, so release order doubles as the viewing order, with Takeshi Kitano's 2003 remake as the endpoint.

Good to know

Katsu also played Ichi in a 100-episode TV series that ran from 1974 to 1979, which this guide skips. Zatoichi: The Last (2010) stars a different actor and continues separately, so the list ends with Kitano's film.