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Teppeki Tamotsu (Yamoto Yuma) is a university student who has won back-to-back national titles in amateur mahjong and is expected to turn pro. Every day he hones his skills in a mahjong parlor. The day before the competition which will gain him his third title, Tamotsu is approached by a brilliant mahjong player who introduces himself as Bakuoka Danjuro (Ishida Akira).
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Teppeki Tamotsu (Yamoto Yuma) is a university student who has won back-to-back national titles in amateur mahjong and is expected to turn pro. Every day he hones his skills in a mahjong parlor. The day before the competition which will gain him his third title, Tamotsu is approached by a brilliant mahjong player who introduces himself as Bakuoka Danjuro (Ishida Akira).

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