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The sequel following The Son of Bigfoot explores Adam's conflict of discovering his true identity as he tries to save a wildlife preserve.
The Sango Ranger
On Ishigaki Island, conflict brews over a large-scale bridge construction project. One day, Yajima (Sho Aoyagi), a public official from the Ministry of Environment, is sent to Ishigaki Island. Yajima announces to his colleagues that he is absolutely opposed to the bridge construction project and that he wil become a coral ranger who protects the coral reef there. This surprises his colleagues.
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On Ishigaki Island, conflict brews over a large-scale bridge construction project. One day, Yajima (Sho Aoyagi), a public official from the Ministry of Environment, is sent to Ishigaki Island. Yajima announces to his colleagues that he is absolutely opposed to the bridge construction project and that he wil become a coral ranger who protects the coral reef there. This surprises his colleagues.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Uiko Miura, Maki Takahashi
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:First Pig, Grand Marble, LDH Pictures
Cast
Yuji Nakamae
Director
Sho Aoyagi
Takashi Yajima
Nozomi Sasaki
Risa Shimabukuro
Kei Tanaka
Hiroto Kishitani
Tetsuhiro Ikeda
Yutaka Kizaki
Atsuko Takahata
Yoko Shimajiri
Isao Natsuyagi
Yogi
Daikichi Sugawara
Preservator Ippei Nakayama
Kenji Mizuhashi
Ranger Koji Hirata
Tadashi Sakata
Newspaper Reporter Makoto Tanabe
Ritsuko Tanaka
Tokiko Yara
Hayato Fujiki
Kenji Yara
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