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There Is a Japanese Woman in My Room 

A determined Japanese woman gets a job in Korea. She thinks she will be cleaning, but she is taught to massage. When her director touches her inappropriately she runs into the street where she encounters men who take advantage of her and she becomes homeless. She is found by a webtoon designer who uses her as inspiration for his webtoons. Will she become more than his inspiration?
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A determined Japanese woman gets a job in Korea. She thinks she will be cleaning, but she is taught to massage. When her director touches her inappropriately she runs into the street where she encounters men who take advantage of her and she becomes homeless. She is found by a webtoon designer who uses her as inspiration for his webtoons. Will she become more than his inspiration?

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:EROPING
Written By:EROPING
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:(주)엔트리미디어

Cast

Director

EROPING

Director

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Mao Hamasaki

Sakura / Kento

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Shin Yeon-woo

Mr. Kisu

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Lee Soo

Yeon-ji

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Lee Mi-na

Sunny

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Kwak Kyung-ho

Dong-soo

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Kang Min-woo

Masato

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Kang Soo-ho

Ma Bang-seok / Beggar

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Jung So-yeon

Yamada

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