A man with a briefcase is being pursued by a small yakuza gang. After abandoning his vehicle, the man boards a train where he and the other passengers watch a woman being assaulted by three thugs. Intimidated, the commuters do nothing to help. Later, the victim reports the incident to the police and a witness finally comes forward. When the man hears about rape on the news he takes steps to protect his identity and begins to track the victim.
Shūji Kataoka
Director
Mami Fujimura
Rinko Eto
Akira Okamura
Kei
Eri Ishizaka
Numata's mistress
Hiromi Saotome
Schoolgirl in the car
Ren Osugi
Nozawa Shunsuke
Shirō Shimomoto
Numata
Yoshiki Arizono
Subway rapist
Bunmei Tobayama
Man with a bandage on his head
Yutaka Ikejima
Detective
Jimmy Tsuchida
Sonoyama (testifier)
Hiromi Hiraguchi
Gang member
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