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Two high school girls graduate and one of them goes off to a rural town to join an underground dance troupe. The other decides to visit and she stays with a troubled family.
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Two high school girls graduate and one of them goes off to a rural town to join an underground dance troupe. The other decides to visit and she stays with a troubled family.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Narito Kaneko
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Nikkatsu Corporation
Cast
Kōyū Ohara
Director
Аko
Yuko Taguchi
Kahori Takeda
Rena Sakakibara
Miyuki Tanigawa
Akiko Yamamoto
Yûko Ôsaki
Ryoko Miyata
Yoko Kurita
Motoko Samegai
Eiko Nagashima
Tokuko Ono
Jun Takahashi
Gen'ichi Kikawada
Akiko Kitamura
Sadako Yamamoto
Yūji Nogami
Keisuke Takigami
Nobue Ichitani
Nobue Sakakibara
Shintarô Kô
Kotaro Ono / Syuji Ono
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