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Go, Masao!
Go, Masao! describes the relationship between people and their dogs. Comedian Hideki Matsumoto and a labrador retriever named Masao are selected to appear on the travel corner segment of a TV animal program. Until Hideki Matsumoto and the labrador retriever Masao become popular, they help each other.
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Go, Masao! describes the relationship between people and their dogs. Comedian Hideki Matsumoto and a labrador retriever named Masao are selected to appear on the travel corner segment of a TV animal program. Until Hideki Matsumoto and the labrador retriever Masao become popular, they help each other.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Izumi Takahashi
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Runtime:109 minutes
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Cast
Kentaro Otani
Director
Shingo Katori
Hideki Matsumoto
Ryoko Hirosue
Satomi Sunaga
Riko Narumi
Mizuki Yoshino
Ken Mitsuishi
Shigeo Kawara
Susumu Terajima
Susumu Terajima
Takehiko Ono
Takeo Machimura
Kazuyuki Asano
Yuzo Matsumoto
Tokie Hidari
Kinu Matsumoto
Takayuki Kinoshita
Shinichi Sunaga
Rome Kanda
Mitsuo Kuroda
Shoki Matsui
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