How much has Naruto theatrical version 9 Path of Ninja earned at the box office so far?

It is expected that the final box office of this film will reach more than 2 billion yen...

The ninth theatrical version of the Hokage, "The Way of the Ninja".

It will be released in Japan on July 28, 2012!!

It is expected to be out of the mainland in April next year.

The version of Kishimoto Saishi will personally handle the Hokage ninth.

The theatrical version of "Road to Ninja - The Way of the Ninja" will be released in Japan on July 28, 2012!

This theatrical version is coming to the real thing! Most.

The big highlight is that it was written by Kishimoto.

Create it yourself! A new creation, an original.

The story of Tron will meet Naruto fans!

In honor of Naruto animated ten.

Anniversary, this popular manga has been confirmed again.

The second adaptation was made into a theatrical version of the anime and released in July.

Screened. This theatrical version will be the same as Pirates.

Wang theatrical version of the Strong Continent is the same, by.

The original author participated in the production, and Kishimoto Kishimoto will be pro.

Write your own original story and play a role.

Plan. At present, the first Yukishimoto has been released.

A poster drawn by Qi Shi, Naruto

Let's look forward to it.

The mainland will be released around the end of April next year.

Wait until April next year.

The first 8 theatrical versions of Naruto have been released, and the Naruto theatrical version of Road to Ninja (Road to Ninja: Naruto the Movie) is the ninth theatrical version of Naruto and is scheduled to premiere on July 28, 2012. The storyline of this theatrical version is set by Mr. Kishimoto Kishimoto, the original author of Naruto, so it has a special meaning.

This theatrical version is coming to the real thing! The biggest highlight is that it was created by Kishimoto himself! Brand new creation, an original story will meet Naruto fans!

Kishimoto Kishi will personally handle the ninth theatrical version of the Hokage, "Road to Ninja - The Way of the Ninja".

Release time. Japan: July 28, 2012.

Hong Kong and Taiwan, China: Winter 2012.

Chinese mainland: mid-April 2013.

To commemorate the 10th anniversary of Naruto's anime, the popular manga has been confirmed to be adapted into a theatrical anime again and released in July. This theatrical version will be the same as One Piece theatrical version of Strong Continent, with the original author participating in the production, and Kishimoto Kishimoto will personally write the original story and play the role design. At present, a poster drawn by Kishimoto Saishi has been released, so let's look forward to it for Naruto fans.

In April next year, you can also watch guns at the end of this year or the beginning of next year, but it's very vague or pay to go to Japan to watch it.

It will be released in mainland China in April next year, and now you can go to Japan to buy tickets to watch it.

China should have it in September next year.

It will be released in mainland China in April next year.

The theatrical version was simultaneously screened on 262 screens in Japan, and two days before the premiere, about 10,000 people attended**, ranking third in the first week of debut and second in audience satisfaction.

Two months after its release, it has received 100 million yen (about 100 million yuan) of box office revenue, mobilizing 1.25 million moviegoers. This is 78% higher than the theatrical version of "Blood Hell", which earned about 800 million yen (about 62.62 million yuan) at the box office in 2011, and also exceeds the highest box office earner in the series, the first theatrical version of "The Great Drama" in 2004! 100 million yen (about 100 million yuan) of Yukihime Ninja Dharma.

From 2005 to 2011, the theatrical version of "Naruto" hovered between 800 million yen and 1.2 billion yen, but this theatrical version far exceeded the previous box office range, becoming the highest grossing work since the theatrical version of "Naruto". For Qin La, the original author Kishimoto Qi hail shirt history specially drew a congratulatory picture to congratulate.