The Secret Diary of an Exchange Student
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Attack! Yan Mama Gang
Ayako, who was the leader of the ladies gang until five years ago, washed her hands of gang life at the time of her husband's death. Now, she and her daughter-in-law are on a trip. With gangsters targeting children in the port town, things quickly become dangerous.
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Ayako, who was the leader of the ladies gang until five years ago, washed her hands of gang life at the time of her husband's death. Now, she and her daughter-in-law are on a trip. With gangsters targeting children in the port town, things quickly become dangerous.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Kohei Fukaya, Toshimichi Ohkawa
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Toei Video Company
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