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I am a Monk
After the death of his grandfather, Koen Shirakawa (Atsushi Ito) quits his job at a bookstore and goes to a temple to become a monk.
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After the death of his grandfather, Koen Shirakawa (Atsushi Ito) quits his job at a bookstore and goes to a temple to become a monk.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Missei Shirakawa, Kenya Hirata
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Phantom Film, Robot Communications, Ceremony, Pony Canyon, Tokyu Agency, Cinema Sunshine, Asahi Broadcasting Corporation, GYAO, Ehime Shimbun, rashink Ningineer
Cast
Yukinori Makabe
Director
Atsushi Ito
Koen Shirakawa
Mizuki Yamamoto
Kyoko Ochi
Junpei Mizobata
Shinji Higaki
Gaku Hamada
Kota Kurimoto
Miyuki Matsuda
Machiko Shirakata
Issey Ogata
Akira Arai
Daichi Watanabe
Takanori Minegishi
Yuya Endo
Takeshi Shinabe
Ryusuke Komakine
Tatsuhito Masaoka
Ayumu Saito
Yoshiki Arizono
Ichiro Shirakata
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