Sakamoto Ryōma was a low-ranked but formidable samurai who played an important role in toppling the Tokugawa Shogunate before his assassination aged 31. As much the Angel of Kamurocho as he is Dragon of Dojima, he’s a gruff, sensitive but ultimately willing friend to those in need, never passing a moment without bailing out film directors, overthrowing cults and helping countless relationships to blossom — all while navigating the simmering yakuza clan tensions and the day-to-day drama of running an orphanage. Instead, Masao Mikami’s story is that of the painful reunion of a deeply fractured family, and the challenges of reintegration into regular society