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An old man who has spent his life being respectful, honest and married for 35 years suddenly has thoughts of cheating with a young girl. He goes on a trip with the girl, but they are followed by a yakuza and all hell breaks loose.
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An old man who has spent his life being respectful, honest and married for 35 years suddenly has thoughts of cheating with a young girl. He goes on a trip with the girl, but they are followed by a yakuza and all hell breaks loose.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Hirokazu Ichimura
Written By:Kinjiro Imai, Moriyoshi Ishida, Takao Yanai
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Shôchiku Dôga Kenkyûjo

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