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Kazuhiko Kogure, who is a 2nd grade student in middle school, falls off from one of the school's rooftop. There were other male students on the roof when Kazuhiko Kogure fell off. According to the other students there, Kazuhiko Kogure tried to jump to another school building, but missed. Fortunately, Kazuhiko Kogure only fractured his leg and ribs. According to Kazuhiko Kogure's mother Hidemi, the school insists it was students playing around and did not involve bullying. Hidemi though, doesn't believe it, because Kazuhiko Kogure has a fear of heights. Hidemi goes to see attorney Machiko Mayuzumi and Machiko decides to take her case, but she asks for fellow attorney Kensuke Komikado's help. Meanwhile, the school hires attorney Teshigahara Isao.
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Kazuhiko Kogure, who is a 2nd grade student in middle school, falls off from one of the school's rooftop. There were other male students on the roof when Kazuhiko Kogure fell off. According to the other students there, Kazuhiko Kogure tried to jump to another school building, but missed. Fortunately, Kazuhiko Kogure only fractured his leg and ribs. According to Kazuhiko Kogure's mother Hidemi, the school insists it was students playing around and did not involve bullying. Hidemi though, doesn't believe it, because Kazuhiko Kogure has a fear of heights. Hidemi goes to see attorney Machiko Mayuzumi and Machiko decides to take her case, but she asks for fellow attorney Kensuke Komikado's help. Meanwhile, the school hires attorney Teshigahara Isao.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy, TV Movie
Written By:Ryota Kosawa
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:Fuji Television Network
Cast
Junichi Ishikawa
Director
Masato Sakai
Kensuke Komikado
Yui Aragaki
Machiko Mayuzumi
Katsuhisa Namase
Choichiro Miki
Eiko Koike
Kimie Sawachi
Junnosuke Taguchi
Ranmaru Kaga
Nana Eikura
Minami Fujii
Hirosue Ryoko
Toshiko Beppu
Kinya Kitaoji
Isao Teshigawara
Kōtarō Satomi
Hattori
Keiko Horiuchi
Hidemi Kogure
Takuto Sueoka
Kazuhiko Kogure
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