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Chôhatsu waitress: Omotenashi cafe
Fumiko and Chitose, the second and third sisters of three sisters, work as waitresses at a coffee shop. With her boyfriend's birthday approaching, Fumiko can't concentrate on her work, imagining that Tsutsuji, the eldest sister with bad habits with men, will seduce him. Suddenly, a man with a knife and a modified gun bursts into the shop.
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Fumiko and Chitose, the second and third sisters of three sisters, work as waitresses at a coffee shop. With her boyfriend's birthday approaching, Fumiko can't concentrate on her work, imagining that Tsutsuji, the eldest sister with bad habits with men, will seduce him. Suddenly, a man with a knife and a modified gun bursts into the shop.
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Written By:Kosuke Komatsu
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Blue Forest Film
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