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Natchan's Little Secret
When three drag queens, Virgin, Moririn, and Zubuko, learn that their mentor and former drag queen, Natchan, has died suddenly, they take it upon themselves to keep the secret of her sexuality from her bereaved family.
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When three drag queens, Virgin, Moririn, and Zubuko, learn that their mentor and former drag queen, Natchan, has died suddenly, they take it upon themselves to keep the secret of her sexuality from her bereaved family.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Yasujiro Tanaka
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Toei Video Company, 01douga, Tokyo MX
Cast
Yasujiro Tanaka
Director
Kenichi Takitoh
Jun 'Virgin' Sakashita
Shu Watanabe
Mamoru 'Moririn' Ishino
Tomoya Maeno
Haruhiko 'Zubuko' Numata
Chieko Matsubara
Keiko Namiki
Cunning Takeyama
Natchan
Akinaga Toyomoto
Shigenori Yamada
Chikara Honda
Kazuhiko Naitou
Hiroaki Iwanaga
Truck Driver
Kaoru Nagato
Grocery Store Employee
Ichinose Ao
Hiroko Tsuboi
Daikichi Sugawara
Masashi Tsuboi
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