[Machine Translation] An outlaw, a hero, and a man in love, this beautifully filmed, poetic western masterpiece has been remastered in 4K and is now available for the first time on disc in Japan! The first time the line "Put your hands in the air! Bill Miner, the legendary outlaw who is said to have been the first to utter the line "Hands up! This legendary western film poetically depicts the melancholy of a man who is left behind in the new era of the 20th century with its remarkable technological advancements. Starring Richard Farnsworth, known for "A Straight Story" ('99), the 63-year-old Farnsworth makes his leading role debut in this film, and his simple and warm performance has been praised and highly acclaimed at film festivals around the world. The Chieftans, a Celtic band that is one of Ireland's proudest national treasures, participated in the film's music. The beautiful melodies of their music add color to the film. This legendary masterpiece, which was only released on VHS in Japan, is now available in a new restored version for the first time in a long-awaited disc. Bill Miner, a famous stagecoach robber, is released from San Quentin Prison after serving 33 years. With the help of his sister Jenny and his brother-in-law, he got a job as an oyster picker, but it didn't last long. Miner gathered his friends again and planned to rob stagecoaches, but the time was already the 20th century. The stagecoach had disappeared completely and was replaced by the train. Inspired by "The Great Train Robbery," which he happened to see in a movie theater, Minor plans to rob a train... The original 4K trailer is included as a special feature. A booklet explaining the film is included (Contribution: Peter Barakan, music critic).