90 Years Old – So What?
Aiko Satō, who has won many literary awards, retired from her life as a writer and had no guests. She spent a gloomy time, but then a middle-aged editor named Tachibana came with a commission for a story. The story begins with a series of essays that are initially unpleasant, writing out her anger towards society. Aiko's life will undergo significant changes by the time she is 90 years old.
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Aiko Satō, who has won many literary awards, retired from her life as a writer and had no guests. She spent a gloomy time, but then a middle-aged editor named Tachibana came with a commission for a story. The story begins with a series of essays that are initially unpleasant, writing out her anger towards society. Aiko's life will undergo significant changes by the time she is 90 years old.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Satomi Oshima
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Shochiku, TBS, Shogakukan, MBS, CBC, TBS Radio, RKB Mainichi Broadcasting Corporation, Bungeishunju, THE YOMIURI-SHIMBUN, Hokkaido Broadcasting, TC Entertainment, st'blue
Cast
Tetsu Maeda
Director
Mitsuko Kusabue
Aiko Satō
Toshiaki Karasawa
Shin'ya Yoshikawa [Editor]
Miki Maya
Sugiyama Kyoko [Aiko's daughter]
Tae Kimura
Yoshikawa Mariko [Shinya's wife]
Sawako Fujima
Sugiyama Momoko [Aiko's granddaughter]
Mamoru Miyano
Kurata Takuya [Editor-in-chief]
Runa Nakashima
Yoshikawa Miyu [Shinya and Mariko's daughter]
Sennosuke Kataoka
Mizuno Shuichiro [Editorial department employee]
Joe Odagiri
Repairman
Michiko Shimizu
Psychological Counselor
LiLiCo
Hairdresser
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