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When Koichi Hamanaka returns after his mysterious disappearance years earlier, journalist Asakura who befriended Hamanaka's wife during his absence, tries to piece together the reasons for his departure.
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When Koichi Hamanaka returns after his mysterious disappearance years earlier, journalist Asakura who befriended Hamanaka's wife during his absence, tries to piece together the reasons for his departure.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Shinsuke Sato
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Eisei Gekijo, Kindai Eiga Kyokai
Cast
Jun Ichikawa
Director
Kyōzō Nagatsuka
Koichi Hamanaka
Kaori Momoi
Tami Ohsawa
Mitsuko Baisho
Hisako Hamanaka
Satoko Abe
Tomomi Ito
Takaya Kamikawa
Sadaji Asakawa
Hiroko Matsuda
Kyōko Asagiri
Tami's step mother
Tokue Hanazawa
Asakura's father
Koba Hayashi
Hamanaka's father
Reiko Nanao
Hamanaka's mother
Akira Ōizumi
Tomomi's father
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