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Etsuko's café in her peaceful little seaside town is where everyone gathers to gossip and taste her famous brew. But the winds of change are beginning to blow.
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Etsuko's café in her peaceful little seaside town is where everyone gathers to gossip and taste her famous brew. But the winds of change are beginning to blow.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Teruo Abe, Masato Katō
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Runtime:117 minutes
Studio:Toei Company, TBS, Kinoshita Komuten, Kinoshita Group, dentsu, jeki, Toei Video Company, Gentosha, TBS Radio, Tokyo FM, MBS, CBC, RKB Mainichi Broadcasting Corporation, Hokkaido Broadcasting, Yomiuri Shimbun Company, Mainichi Shimbun, Innovation Design, Toei Tokyo
Cast
Izuru Narushima
Director
Sayuri Yoshinaga
Etsuko Kashiwagi
Hiroshi Abe
Koji Kashiwagi
Yuko Takeuchi
Midori Ryuzaki
Tsurube Shofukutei
Tani-san
Takashi Sasano
Tokusaburo Ryuzaki
Eiko Koike
Eri Shibamoto
Shota Shunputei
Takao Shibamoto
Takeo Nakahara
Narumi
Renji Ishibashi
Unkai
Arata Iura
Hirohiko Osawa
Ikuzo Yoshi
Teacher Yukiyoshi
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