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Caution, Hazardous Wife: The Movie 

At the end of the TV series of the same name, it is revealed that the husband works for the Public Security Bureau, and their marriage is a cover to keep her under surveillance. In spite of his mission, he falls in love with Nami and tries to convince her not to get involved in other people’s affairs. She is being monitored as a state-level security risk, and the bureau is unwilling to tolerate any more trouble from her. However, to save a friend, Nami runs out of the house and risks everything she has to confront the enemy. When she comes home, she finds her husband pointing a gun at her! A gunshot echoes through the quiet, upscale neighborhood…The movie picks up where the controversial ending of the drama series left off!!
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At the end of the TV series of the same name, it is revealed that the husband works for the Public Security Bureau, and their marriage is a cover to keep her under surveillance. In spite of his mission, he falls in love with Nami and tries to convince her not to get involved in other people’s affairs. She is being monitored as a state-level security risk, and the bureau is unwilling to tolerate any more trouble from her. However, to save a friend, Nami runs out of the house and risks everything she has to confront the enemy. When she comes home, she finds her husband pointing a gun at her! A gunshot echoes through the quiet, upscale neighborhood…The movie picks up where the controversial ending of the drama series left off!!

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Genre:Action, Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Tōya Satō
Written By:Yukiko Manabe
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:TOHO, Nippon Television Network Corporation, Horipro, Cine Bazar, VAP, Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation, Sapporo Television Broadcasting Company, Miyagi Television Broadcasting, Shizuoka Daiichi Television, Chukyo TV Broadcasting Company, Hiroshima Telecasting, Fukuoka Broadcasting System, Aomori Broadcasting Corporation, Television Iwate, Akita Broadcasting System, Yamagata Broadcasting, Fukushima Central Television, Yamanashi Broadcasting System, Television Niigata Network, TV Shinshu Broadcasting, Kitanihon Broadcasting, TV Kanazawa, Fukui Broadcasting, NIHONKAI TELECASTING, Yamaguchi Broadcasting, Shikoku Broadcasting, Nishinippon Broadcasting, Nankai Broadcasting, Kochi Broadcasting, NAGASAKI INTERNATIONAL TELEVISION BROADCASTING, Kumamoto Kenmin Televisions, Television Oita System, Miyazaki Telecasting, Kagoshima Yomiuri Television

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Tōya Satō

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Haruka Ayase

Nami Isayama / Kumi

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Hidetoshi Nishijima

Yuhki Isayama / Yuji

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Kosuke Suzuki

Shinji Yabe

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Koshi Mizukami

Juri Iwao

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Atsuko Maeda

Reiko Saegusa

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Minosuke

Yoshifumi Yokoo

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Yōsuke Asari

Daigo Kobayashi

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Yuu Yashiro

Kaho Kobayashi

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Shingo Tsurumi

Kyohei Kamioka

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Naomasa Musaka

Haruo Igarashi

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Shiro Sano

Nobuo Asanuma

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