A one-armed man in a kimono used to appear at the Oda family home each year, bowing silently with piercing eyes -- a figure the young Ken Takakura would later call "a lone wolf."Long before he became one of Japan's most iconic film stars, celebrated for his stoic and honorable tough-guy roles, he watched men like this with quiet attention.More than 11 years after Takakura's death, his younger sister Toshiko Mori, now 90, recalled memories like these as she spoke to Kyodo News while preparing to leave her longtime home in Nakama, Fukuoka Prefecture -- where Takakura is buried with their pare…READ FULL ARTICLE