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Hakui kaikan: Oppiroge gohôshi 

Nana, a graduate of a nursing school in the countryside, began working at a private hospital in Tokyo. The hospital director, Kazuto, is a handsome man with a wealthy family, but he's a mama's boy and has a penchant for younger girls, making him still single. The two are drawn to each other and begin dating. However, when the senior head nurse, Ayano, finds out, she begins a relentless harassment campaign…
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Nana, a graduate of a nursing school in the countryside, began working at a private hospital in Tokyo. The hospital director, Kazuto, is a handsome man with a wealthy family, but he's a mama's boy and has a penchant for younger girls, making him still single. The two are drawn to each other and begin dating. However, when the senior head nurse, Ayano, finds out, she begins a relentless harassment campaign…

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Directed By:Kazuyoshi Sekine
Written By:Kazuyoshi Sekine
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Sekine Production

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Kazuyoshi Sekine

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Sana Kanato

Nana Aikawa

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Yōko Satomi

Ayano Yabe

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Mari Yamaguchi

Yuri Aikawa

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Seiji Nakamitsu

Kazuto Tsuji

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Masumi Amakawa

Ryôhei Aikawa

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Yasunari Kubota

Ichita Kunishige

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Koji Makimura

Sôsuke Hanamura

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