An anthology version of five short stories themed around "chicken-on-the-bone" set in Marugame City, Kagawa Prefecture. Includes Junta Yamaguchi's "Let's Have Dinner Tonight" and was formally presented at the Yubari International Fantastic Film Festival.
Junta Yamaguchi, Takashi Tsunoda, Masahiko Kuroki, Munenori Nagano, Katsuyuki Motohiro
Director
Mika Akizuki
Sayaka ("Let's Have Dinner Tonight")
Kazuki Teramoto
Tatsuya ("Let's Have Dinner Tonight")
Gota Ishida
Diner 1 / Passenger 1 ("Let's Have Dinner Tonight" / "Taxi Driver, Tamotsu Mizuhara")
Masashi Suwa
Diner 2 ("Let's Have Dinner Tonight")
Naoko Nishimura
Waiter ("Let's Have Dinner Tonight" / "Marugame Emergency Call")
Munenori Nagano
Tamotsu Mizuhara ("Taxi Driver, Tamotsu Mizuhara")
Kazunari Tosa
Hadaka Juzo ("Hadaka Juzo Inunari")
Masaru Suwa
Marugame's Feudal Lord ("Hadaka Juzo Inunari")
Yoshifumi Sakai
Tsuzumi ("Hadaka Juzo Inunari")
Toshiki Kitamura
Unnamed ("Hadaka Juzo Inunari" / "Marugame Emergency Call")
Taisuke Yasuba
Unnamed ("Hadaka Juzo Inunari" / "Marugame Emergency Call")
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