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Stardust Wharf
Hamada, Izumi, and Aki Jo, a rising singer from Toshiba Records, form a fresh trio who risk their youthful energy to bravely confront violence in this bright and cheerful coming-of-age action film.
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Hamada, Izumi, and Aki Jo, a rising singer from Toshiba Records, form a fresh trio who risk their youthful energy to bravely confront violence in this bright and cheerful coming-of-age action film.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Gan Yamazaki
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Nikkatsu Corporation
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