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Life of Mariko in Kabukicho (2023)
A small bar in Tokyo's red-light district run by an undercover detective with a tragic past links together a group of eccentrics, a search for aliens, FBI investigators, bizarre love affairs and assassins.
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A small bar in Tokyo's red-light district run by an undercover detective with a tragic past links together a group of eccentrics, a search for aliens, FBI investigators, bizarre love affairs and assassins.
Rating:
Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction, Horror, Drama
Written By:Shinzo Katayama, Eiji Uchida, Yoshitatsu Yamada
In Theaters:1/12/2023
Box Office:
Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:Libertas, Toei Video Company, Toei Company, Yoshino Gypsum, Alba, S-SIZE
Cast
Eiji Uchida, Shinzo Katayama
Director
Sairi Ito
Mariko Ishiba
Yutaka Takenouchi
Masaya
Yukiya Kitamura
Musaka Tozuka
Shohei Uno
Hideki Amamoto
Shiori Kubo
Ayaka
Yuya Matsuura
Nanbu
Akira Takano
Seiya
Kanan Nakahara
Shigemi Koganei
Momoi Shimada
Sadayoshi Koganei
Kuu Izima
Kokoro Ishiwatari
Takahiro Kuroishi
Kenichi Satake
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