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Street Fighter Trailer Launched in Japan, Hirooki Goto Present

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Hirooki Goto was present at the official launch of the trailer for "Street Fighter: The Movie" in Japan
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The film based on the Capcom video game presented in Tokyo a new YouTube experience before its premiere in cinemas on October 16 TOKIO, Japan.- Paramount Pictures and Legendary Entertainment launched in Japan the World Warrior Tour, an international promotion campaign for Street Fighter, with an event held on Tuesday, September 1, on Shinjuku Yunika Vision screens in Tokyo. As part of the release, the studio presented a new long-lasting trailer…

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Hirooki Goto was present at the official launch of the trailer for "Street Fighter: The Movie" in Japan

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A promotional event for the movie "Street Fighter: The Movie" (releasing October 16th) was held on September 2nd at the PePe Plaza in front of Seibu Shinjuku Station, featuring a star-studded cast including Noah Centineo. Pro wrestler Hirooki Goto, who plays Edmond Honda, was also present. [...] The post Live-action Ryu, Ken, and Chun-Li descend upon Shinjuku! Hirooki Goto and Hidetaka Kano face off in a "Street Fighter II" battle on a giant scr…

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TOKYO HEADLINE broke the news on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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