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The Three Musketeers of Japan: Adieu, Tokyo!
Three men with completely different backgrounds and beliefs—one in his forties who lived through the war, one in his thirties who grew up in the postwar era, and one in his twenties who has never experienced the war—hit it off and cause a great commotion.
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Three men with completely different backgrounds and beliefs—one in his forties who lived through the war, one in his thirties who grew up in the postwar era, and one in his twenties who has never experienced the war—hit it off and cause a great commotion.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Hiroshi Nagano, Kihachi Okamoto
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:TOHO
Cast
Kihachi Okamoto
Director
Keiju Kobayashi
Chugo Kuroda (Chu-san)
Mikki Yasukawa
Osamu Yagi (Yagi-san)
Yusuke Okada
Ichiro Kazami (Icchan)
Mari Fujioka
Mari Koga
Mariko Kaga
Kiki
Eriko Wada
Chinatsu Egusa
Daigo Kusano
Haruhiko Mikezawa
Shin Kishida
Deputy Director Morikawa
Sumio Tomikawa
Masaya Nihei
Gen-san
Naoya Kusakawa
Detective
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