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The 【Cat Samurai: The Movie 2】, starring Kimura Takuya, has not only confirmed

Kitamura Kazuki is coming to Taiwan for a three-day, two-night promotional tour on July 24. The fan meeting ticket package for the event on July 25 is now on hot sale at books.com.tw. The price of this fan meeting package is set at a birthday celebration rate of 717 TWD, matching Kitamura Kazuki’s 46th birthday on July 17—fans are showing their support and wishing him a “Happy Birthday”! In addition to one movie ticket for the fan meeting, the super-value package includes one double-sided movie poster, a limited-edition Japanese-style lotus-leaf fan, a "Tamayuki Cute-Overload ID Case" sponsored by ZOETIS, a "Tamayuki Postcard Set (four cards in one set)" sponsored by the Japanese restaurant Watami, a summer drink voucher (worth approximately 100 TWD), and valuable in-game digital gift cards for the popular mobile games “White Cat PROJECT” and “Quiz RPG: The World of Mystic Wiz” (worth around 300 TWD). After the ticket vendor announced this value-packed package on its fan page, it received an overwhelmingly positive response. Many fans have already started planning to grab tickets, not wanting to miss this rare chance to meet Kitamura Kazuki during his Taiwan visit.

In line with the movie’s theme “Cats Can Save the World!” and continuing the collaboration from the first installment, the film is once again working with the Taipei Stray Cats Protection Association. Pre-sale tickets went on sale early starting July 10 at the Taipei Stray Cats Protection Association’s booth (Zone I, Booths 1229 & 1231) during the 2015 Taipei Pet Supplies Show held at Nangang Exhibition Center. During the show, 10% of the proceeds from purchases of “The Kitten Swordsman” series merchandise will be donated to the association to help more stray cats. On-site, a single pre-sale ticket costs 230 TWD, while a pair ticket package is only 450 TWD, and comes with a “Tamayuki Cute-Overload ID Case” sponsored by ZOETIS, a summer drink voucher (worth about 100 TWD) sponsored by Watami, and a valuable in-game digital gift card for the hit mobile games “White Cat PROJECT” and “Quiz RPG: The World of Mystic Wiz” (worth around 300 TWD). Additionally, the DVD of the first installment of “The Kitten Swordsman Movie” is also available for sale. Fans who want to relive Tamayuki’s adorable moments can take advantage of the special show price. There will also be a life-sized standee of Kitamura Kazuki holding Tamayuki for fans to take photos with. After the supplies show, pre-sale ticket packages can also be purchased from the association, with an additional 10 TWD from each ticket sold being donated to the association. Watching a movie while doing good—fans shouldn’t miss out on this opportunity!

“The Kitten Swordsman Movie 2” tells the story of the swordsman Banmei Kutaro (played by Kitamura Kazuki), known by titles such as “Hundred-Man Slayer” and “Demon Frightener.” After returning home with his white cat Tamayuki, he still hasn’t managed to secure any official position, much to the displeasure of his mother-in-law, Amyo. One day, however, Amyo brings good news: there’s an opening for a swordsmanship instructor in Tosa, Shikoku. Kutaro sets off for Shikoku with Tamayuki. But then, a mysterious ninja suddenly appears and steals their luggage. Amid the chaos, the ship bound for Shikoku has already set sail. It turns out that Amyo sent the ninja hoping her daughter Shizuka and Kutaro would get divorced!? Undeterred, Kutaro decides to paddle a small boat toward Shikoku on his own. After drifting at sea for a long time and even encountering pirates, he finally arrives on a small island. However, his white cat Tamayuki is kidnapped by the local tribespeople—and there he meets his fated black cat prince. A feline love story between black and white unfolds under the tropical sun of the southern island...!“The Kitten Swordsman Movie 2” premieres globally first in Taiwan on July 31.

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