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Killing for the Prosecution
Young public prosecutor Keiichiro Okino is assigned to the department of the Tokyo Public Prosecutors Office that deals with violent cases, where he will work with Takeshi Mogami, whom he admires. When a money lender is killed and it is suspected that someone from Mogami’s past is the perpetrator, the team prepares to do his best in order to prove the alleged criminal’s guilt.
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Young public prosecutor Keiichiro Okino is assigned to the department of the Tokyo Public Prosecutors Office that deals with violent cases, where he will work with Takeshi Mogami, whom he admires. When a money lender is killed and it is suspected that someone from Mogami’s past is the perpetrator, the team prepares to do his best in order to prove the alleged criminal’s guilt.
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Genre:Mystery, Drama, Crime, Thriller
Written By:Masato Harada, Takahide Shibanushi
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Runtime:124 minutes
Studio:TOHO, J Storm, Toho Pictures
Cast
Masato Harada
Director
Takuya Kimura
Takeshi Mogami
Kazunari Ninomiya
Keiichiro Okino
Yuriko Yoshitaka
Saho Tachibana
Yutaka Matsushige
Toshinari Suwabe
Takehiro Hira
Kazuki Tanno
Norito Yashima
Seiji Odajima
Koji Ohkura
Shiro Yumioka
Tsutomu Yamazaki
Yuma Shirakawa
Hirona Yamazaki
Nanako Mogami
Kenichi Yajima
Susumu Takashima
Midoriko Kimura
Sakurako
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