Natsuko Kayama, an authority in the beauty industry and once known as Miss Tokyo, is a first-class wife. Her husband, Senkichi, on the contrary, is a good-natured man and slow-witted. They are rarely seen together, and others often criticize them for being too boring and uninteresting.
Kiyoshi Komori
Director
Yūnosuke Itō
Senkichi Miyama
Yukiko Todoroki
Mrs. Natsuko
Keiju Kobayashi
Heima Sakamoto
Chieko Sono
Toranosuke Ogawa
President Manami
Eiko Miyoshi
Mrs. Hatoko
Satsuki Arakawa
Ofune Aishô
Hiroko Seki
Tamago (Maid)
Hiroshi Ayukawa
Assistant Amaike
Reiko Otani
Woman secretary
Kyoko Higashi
Female office worker
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