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Izakaya Moheji 3 poster

Izakaya Moheji 3 

A small, out-of-the-way izakaya in Tokyo has become the favorite hangout of people searching for nourishment for their bodies and their souls. The proprietor of Izakaya Moheji is Heiji. It is a place where regulars and strangers alike can find comfort and comfort food.
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A small, out-of-the-way izakaya in Tokyo has become the favorite hangout of people searching for nourishment for their bodies and their souls. The proprietor of Izakaya Moheji is Heiji. It is a place where regulars and strangers alike can find comfort and comfort food.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Makoto Kiyohiro
Written By:Mitsuo Kurotsuchi
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Runtime:113 minutes
Studio:TBS

Cast

Director

Makoto Kiyohiro

Director

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Yutaka Mizutani

Yonemoto Heiji

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Sho Takada

Yonemoto Akira

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Ryûnosuke Hashino

Yonemoto Minoru

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Bunchin Katsura

Yonemoto Saburo

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Fujiyama Naomi

Nishikawa Mika [new customer]

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Takuzo Kadono

Principal [regular customer]

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Naomasa Musaka

[President - regular customer]

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Jun Inoue

Sakata Jimmy [regular customer]

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Kayoko Kishimoto

Kawada Mayumi [regular customer]

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Tomoko Naraoka

Yuki [owner of Hashi]

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