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I Don't Want to Kidnap Anyone Anymore
Ohno plays the role of Tarui Shotaro, an ordinary guy who dreamed of becoming a hero when he was a child, but now gets by as a part-time worker. The unexpected story unfolds when one day, the daughter of a yakuza boss asks him to plan a make-believe kidnapping. Sato Ryuta plays Shotaro's co-worker who helps him with the kidnapping. Kanjiya Shihori plays Satsuki, the eldest daughter of the Hanazono yakuza clan, while Narimiya Hiroki plays Satsuki's college senpai who joined the Hanazono clan after graduation. Takahashi Katsumi plays the head of a rival organization who has fallen in love with Satsuki. Kitaoji Kinya plays Satsuki's father and the head of the Hanazono clan.
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Ohno plays the role of Tarui Shotaro, an ordinary guy who dreamed of becoming a hero when he was a child, but now gets by as a part-time worker. The unexpected story unfolds when one day, the daughter of a yakuza boss asks him to plan a make-believe kidnapping. Sato Ryuta plays Shotaro's co-worker who helps him with the kidnapping. Kanjiya Shihori plays Satsuki, the eldest daughter of the Hanazono yakuza clan, while Narimiya Hiroki plays Satsuki's college senpai who joined the Hanazono clan after graduation. Takahashi Katsumi plays the head of a rival organization who has fallen in love with Satsuki. Kitaoji Kinya plays Satsuki's father and the head of the Hanazono clan.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kazunao Furuya
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Runtime:119 minutes
Studio:Fuji Television Network
Cast
Yuichi Satoh
Director
Satoshi Ohno
Tarui Shotaro
Yui Aragaki
Hanazono Erika
Ryuta Sato
Komoto Kazuki
Shihori Kanjiya
Hanazono Satsuki
Hiroki Narimiya
Yamabe Seiji
Masahiro Takashima
Kuroki Takashi
Shôta Yasuda
Shiraishi Kota
Maki Shinta
young Hanazono Erika
Ryo Kimura
Hirato Shuhei
Tokio Emoto
Kanda Toshiaki
Sayaka Yamaguchi
Tatsukawa Junko
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