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Etsuko – a typical Japanese high school student, who's unlucky in love, an academic failure, and plain bored with life. That's until one day, the view of a boat gliding gracefully in the sea inspires her to take up the oar. Since she's rejected by her school's all-male rowing team, she decides to form her own all-women team. Nothing will ever be the same again.
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Etsuko – a typical Japanese high school student, who's unlucky in love, an academic failure, and plain bored with life. That's until one day, the view of a boat gliding gracefully in the sea inspires her to take up the oar. Since she's rejected by her school's all-male rowing team, she decides to form her own all-women team. Nothing will ever be the same again.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Itsumichi Isomura
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Altamira Pictures, Fuji Television Network, Pony Canyon
Cast
Itsumichi Isomura
Director
Rena Tanaka
Etsuko Shinomura
Mami Shimizu
Atsuko Nakazaki
Wakana Chizaki
Rie Yano
Kirina Mano
Taeko Kikuchi
Emu Hisazumi
Mayumi Nakaura
Masatoshi Matsuo
Dai Sekino
Tomoko Nakajima
Akiko Irie
Hakuryu
Kensaku Shinomura
Ryoko Moriyama
Satoko Shinomura
Reiko Matsuo
Sumiko Shinomura
Mutsuko Sakura
Fuki Shinomura
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