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Meiki ranbu: Yokujô no kahanshin
Yuko is a member of a small talent agency. She puts her all into every job in order to pursue her dream of studying dance abroad. Meanwhile, a detective agency receives a request from a wife to search for her missing husband, who is an accountant.
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Yuko is a member of a small talent agency. She puts her all into every job in order to pursue her dream of studying dance abroad. Meanwhile, a detective agency receives a request from a wife to search for her missing husband, who is an accountant.
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Written By:Daikei Shimizu
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Taikei Office, Okura Pictures
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