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Ginza Midnight Story — Utopia 2 

In a continuation of "Utopia: Midnight Story, White Flower Bud" Haruka Ichijou follows through in her vow to become the No1 Geisha. She develops intricate schemes and mindful manipulations in changing her "Papa-san's," or Sugar Daddies, on her way up the modern geisha ladder. After she pits one against the other, the men begin to compete for her in elaborate and very expensive ventures, and their fight to win her for their prize in all-consuming frenzy becomes the focus for the No1 Spot. A barrage of young geisha's karate fighting seals their fate at last!
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In a continuation of "Utopia: Midnight Story, White Flower Bud" Haruka Ichijou follows through in her vow to become the No1 Geisha. She develops intricate schemes and mindful manipulations in changing her "Papa-san's," or Sugar Daddies, on her way up the modern geisha ladder. After she pits one against the other, the men begin to compete for her in elaborate and very expensive ventures, and their fight to win her for their prize in all-consuming frenzy becomes the focus for the No1 Spot. A barrage of young geisha's karate fighting seals their fate at last!

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Genre:Crime, Drama
Directed By:Hiroyuki Tsuji
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Runtime:79 minutes
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Hiroyuki Tsuji

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Atsuko Sakuraba

Haruka Ichijo

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Miyuki Kojima

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Wakaba Nakano

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Sakura Mano

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Yasukaze Motomiya

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Keiji Matsuda

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Ryuji Murakami

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Hisao Maki

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Jiro Okazaki

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Naoki Hongo

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Yasuaki Kurata

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