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Five years after parting ways, two people who had once envisioned a life together met again: he was a yakuza out of work, and she was a woman of the night.
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Five years after parting ways, two people who had once envisioned a life together met again: he was a yakuza out of work, and she was a woman of the night.
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Written By:Taizō Fuyushima
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Shinengiza, Daiei Film
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