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Ninkyo Gakuen 

A group of ardent, do-gooding yakuza agree to help a struggling high school. But they're no match for the bored students and the apathetic faculty!
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A group of ardent, do-gooding yakuza agree to help a struggling high school. But they're no match for the bored students and the apathetic faculty!

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Genre:Comedy, Crime
Directed By:Hisashi Kimura
Written By:Masaaki Sakai
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Robot Communications, avex pictures, Kiccorit, Yomiuri Shimbun Company, CHUOKORON-SHINSHA, Hakuhodo, SEIEI Corporation, Bandai Namco Arts

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