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KochiKame - The Movie: Save the Kachidoki Bridge!
Police Officer Kankichi Ryotsu (Shingo Katori) is back at the Kameari Park Polic Box. Kankichi Ryotsu usually means to do well, but more often than not he ends up causing all kinds of trouble. Like on his way to work he away when he is asked to pay up by a shop owner or cheats an elementary school student. Ryotsu's co-workers Reiko Catherine Akimoto (Karina) and Keiichi Nagakawa (Mokomichi Hayami) have had about all they can take from Kankichi and his boss Ohara (Masato Ibu) is constantly berating him.
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Police Officer Kankichi Ryotsu (Shingo Katori) is back at the Kameari Park Polic Box. Kankichi Ryotsu usually means to do well, but more often than not he ends up causing all kinds of trouble. Like on his way to work he away when he is asked to pay up by a shop owner or cheats an elementary school student. Ryotsu's co-workers Reiko Catherine Akimoto (Karina) and Keiichi Nagakawa (Mokomichi Hayami) have had about all they can take from Kankichi and his boss Ohara (Masato Ibu) is constantly berating him.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:Shochiku, TBS
Cast
Taisuke Kawamura
Director
Shingo Katori
Kankichi Ryotsu
Mokomichi Hayami
Keiichi Nakagawa
Karina
Catherine Reiko Akimoto
Kyoko Fukada
Momoko Sawamura
Masatô Ibu
Daijiro Ohara
Shosuke Tanihara
Mitsuo
Ikki Sawamura
Police Inspector Kuroki
Isao Natsuyagi
Commissioner Shiroyama
Mitsuru Hirata
Taiso Yokota
Ririka Kawashima
Yui Sawamura
Rie Shibata
Yone Ryotsu
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