Netflix has officially announced that Golden Kamuy -The Abashiri Prison Raid-, the second live-action film based on Satoru Noda’s Golden Kamuy manga, will begin streaming on July 13. An English-subtitled trailer has also been released.
Cast & Crew
Kento Yamazaki returns as Saichi Sugimoto alongside Anna Yamada as Asirpa. Joining the cast are Yū Inaba as Tokishige Usami, Sōkō Wada as Toshiyuki Kadokura, and Tetta Sugimoto as Anji Toni.
Kenji Katagiri directs the film at production company CREDEUS, with Tsutomu Kuroiwa returning to write the screenplay. Yutaka Yamada is back as composer, while Hiroshi Nakagawa and Debo Akibe serve as Ainu culture and language supervisors.
Rock band 10-FEET performs the theme song “Kowarete Kieru made” (Until It Breaks and Disappears).
Looking Back at the First Film
The first live-action Golden Kamuy film opened in Japan in January 2024, topping the domestic box office in its debut weekend. It sold 356,000 tickets and earned 533,848,690 yen (approximately US$3.44 million) in its first three days. Netflix began streaming the film in May 2024.
That film was directed by Shigeaki Kubo, who later joined Katagiri, Ken Ochiai, and Yōsuke Satō to direct the live-action series Golden Kamuy -The Hunt of Prisoners in Hokkaido-. The series debuted in Japan in October 2024 and was added to Netflix in February 2025, featuring the theme song “Kagayakerumono” (Those Who Shine) by rock group ACIDMAN.
About Golden Kamuy
Satoru Noda launched the Golden Kamuy manga in Shueisha’s Young Jump magazine in 2014, concluding it in April 2022. The series has been adapted into four anime seasons, with the final arc premiering on January 5.
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