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V-cinema where Risa Honda, an idol of the 80's, played the female leader of a yakuza. For some reason, a naive young lady takes over the name of the yakuza's leader, causing a terrible uproar. A comedy about the lightness of director Yoshihide Ide.
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V-cinema where Risa Honda, an idol of the 80's, played the female leader of a yakuza. For some reason, a naive young lady takes over the name of the yakuza's leader, causing a terrible uproar. A comedy about the lightness of director Yoshihide Ide.
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Written By:Yoshihide Ide
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Runtime:90 minutes
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