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A Story Written with Water
Struggling with his true emotions, dreams, memories of the past and the reality Shizuo is about to marry, but is torn between his wife-to-be and the love to his mother.
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Struggling with his true emotions, dreams, memories of the past and the reality Shizuo is about to marry, but is torn between his wife-to-be and the love to his mother.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Toshirō Ishidō, Rumiko Kōra, Yoshishige Yoshida
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Gendai Eigasha
Cast
Yoshishige Yoshida
Director
Mariko Okada
Shizuka Matsutani
Yasunori Irikawa
Shizuo Matsutani
Ruriko Asaoka
Yumiko Hashimoto
Isao Yamagata
Denzo Hashimoto
Keiko Yumi
Geisha
Masakazu Kuwayama
Yamazaki
Shin Kishida
Takao Matsutani
Takao Nakamura
Murata
Aiko Masuda
Mitsue Hashimoto
Kimiko Kayo
Misako Yamatani
Kaoru Mimura
Kyōko Shimojima
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