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The Mole Song: Final
Reiji's final mission is to prevent the smuggling of 600 billion yen of drugs. For his mission, he gets on luxury passenger ship and he faces his strongest enemy to date.
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Reiji's final mission is to prevent the smuggling of 600 billion yen of drugs. For his mission, he gets on luxury passenger ship and he faces his strongest enemy to date.
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Genre:Comedy, Action, Crime
Written By:Kankuro Kudo
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Runtime:129 minutes
Studio:TOHO, Fuji Television Network, OLM
Cast
Takashi Miike
Director
Toma Ikuta
Reiji Kikukawa
Riisa Naka
Junna Wakaki
Ryohei Suzuki
Retsuo Todoroki
Shinichi Tsutsumi
Masaya Hiura
Nanao
Kochou
Mitsuru Fukikoshi
Toshio Sakami
Kenichi Endo
Kazumi Akagiri
Koichi Iwaki
Shuho Todoroki
Sarutoki Minagawa
Doppo Fukuzumi
Takashi Okamura
Seiichi Nekozawa
Karen Takizawa
Tama Samon
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