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The Woman With The Mont Blanc
Reiko, a mother of one, spends her days commuting between her home and the convenience store where she works part-time. However, there is one thing that bothers her: a worker who always buys a Mont Blanc cake with his lunch. Her coworkers have come to call him "Mont Blanc-san," and one day, she sees him being assaulted by a group of people on the riverbank and rescues him.
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Reiko, a mother of one, spends her days commuting between her home and the convenience store where she works part-time. However, there is one thing that bothers her: a worker who always buys a Mont Blanc cake with his lunch. Her coworkers have come to call him "Mont Blanc-san," and one day, she sees him being assaulted by a group of people on the riverbank and rescues him.
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Written By:Hidekazu Takahara
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Love Punk (JP), Okura Pictures
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