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A young woman and her boyfriend are recruited to work in a bathhouse but find their relationship falling apart when she falls for a dangerous gangster.
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A young woman and her boyfriend are recruited to work in a bathhouse but find their relationship falling apart when she falls for a dangerous gangster.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Haruhiko Arai
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Nikkatsu Corporation
Cast
Yukihiko Kondo
Director
Etsuko Hara
Chiyoma(チヨマ)
Yuki Yoshizawa
Yuki Yoshizawa(吉沢由起)
Yūko Katagiri
Kaoru(薰)
Midori Mori
Miyuki(深雪)
Yuri Risa
Haruyo(春代)
Nobutaka Masutomi
Shimatani(島谷)
Hiroshi Fujino
中沢則夫
Hidetoshi Kageyama
The Man in Car(薫の男)
Shigeru Chiba
Young Man(若い男(童貞君))
Kensuke Tamai
Manager(支配人)
Tamaki Komiyama
Natsume(夏目)
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