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The wife of a famous resident of Kamakura awakens to carnal passion . . . And when her blood cools down it's because she's been murdered!
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The wife of a famous resident of Kamakura awakens to carnal passion . . . And when her blood cools down it's because she's been murdered!
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Genre:Mystery
Written By:Bull Ishihara
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Tohan Kikaku, TBS
Cast
Atsushi Yamamoto
Director
Ikko Furuya
Kousuke Kindaichi
Mariko Okada
Kazuko Izawa
Aya Sugimoto
Mari Tachibana
Eisaku Shindo
Shinzô Izawa
Yuji Kishimoto
Tetsurô Izawa
Mari Nishio
Sanae Izawa
Koyo Maeda
Ryusuke Yujima
Kōji Shimizu
Sadasaburô Kuroyanagi
Satoshi Hashimoto
Chôji Uryu
Yuki Eguchi
Sayuri Kawamura
Nikichi Kondo
Kôkichi Kamei
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