Jitsuroku: Chikan kyôshi
Shirasaki is a physical education teacher who is also popular with female students. However, Shirasaki also had worries that he could not tell anyone about. It was his fiancé Kuniko's cleanliness. Still, Shirasaki tries not to disappoint her expectations for him. Even when Yuki, a female student who has a crush on Shirasaki, suddenly approaches Shirasaki in an attempt to attract his attention, he never crosses the line. However, one night, as he walks in the same direction as a woman who got off the bus, he is mistaken for another man and Shirasaki's life begins to take a turn for the worse.
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Shirasaki is a physical education teacher who is also popular with female students. However, Shirasaki also had worries that he could not tell anyone about. It was his fiancé Kuniko's cleanliness. Still, Shirasaki tries not to disappoint her expectations for him. Even when Yuki, a female student who has a crush on Shirasaki, suddenly approaches Shirasaki in an attempt to attract his attention, he never crosses the line. However, one night, as he walks in the same direction as a woman who got off the bus, he is mistaken for another man and Shirasaki's life begins to take a turn for the worse.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Shirō Yumeno
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Kiroku Eizô
Cast
Kiyoshi Nakayama
Director
Kaoru Orimoto
Kuniko Sekiguchi (Kindergarten teacher)
Masatoshi Furusawa
Takashi Shirasaki (PE teacher)
Rina Takamizawa
Yûki Yanagi
Koji Makimura
Fumio Nonaka (Japanese language teacher)
Kaoru Kaze
Hisako Takikawa (female teacher)
Aya Sadagawa
Woman in red high heels
Ai Ôhashi
Woman in black earrings
Kayoko Sugi
Neighbor woman
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