Hitozuma ga uzuku yoru ni: Migodae insui
Senkichi is a dull man who works as a live-in caretaker at a movie theater. He harbors feelings for Rishiko, the owner of a seedy bar. However, despite his drunken attempts to woo her, he is rejected. Then, his older brother figure, Tetsuya, appears with his wife, Kaori. Leaving Senkichi with the request to look after Kaori until things cool down, Tetsuya quickly disappears. Thus begins the strange cohabitation of Senkichi and Kaori…
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Senkichi is a dull man who works as a live-in caretaker at a movie theater. He harbors feelings for Rishiko, the owner of a seedy bar. However, despite his drunken attempts to woo her, he is rejected. Then, his older brother figure, Tetsuya, appears with his wife, Kaori. Leaving Senkichi with the request to look after Kaori until things cool down, Tetsuya quickly disappears. Thus begins the strange cohabitation of Senkichi and Kaori…
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Written By:Tarō Araki, Komari Awashima
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:Taro Pro, Okura Pictures
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