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Mejika, reputed for her iron discipline, is hired as a biology teacher at a renowned high school. But her provocative attitude starts to worry the school's administration as she reveals vice and corruption that are running rampant in the school.
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Mejika, reputed for her iron discipline, is hired as a biology teacher at a renowned high school. But her provocative attitude starts to worry the school's administration as she reveals vice and corruption that are running rampant in the school.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Chiho Katsura, Chūsei Sone
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Nikkatsu Corporation
Cast
Chūsei Sone
Director
Hitomi Sakae
Saeko Mejika
Izumi Shima
Himeko Asano- Teacher
Hiroko Isayama
Hideko - Teacher
Hitoshi Takagi
Kashiwagi - Chief Director of the School
Tetsuya Kuzu
Man on the beach
Nobutaka Masutomi
Photographer
Noboru Mitani
Rihei Morioka - Vice-principal Teacher
Junichiro Yamashita
Isamu
Mami Yuki
Rumi Hayakawa - Highschool Girl
Kunio Otsuka
The Principal
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