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Tsuchinoko: The Comedy
Shinji Imaoka, the director of “Waiting for you,” starred Ayane Suzukawa, a popular sexy idol, and a unique sensual drama depicting the struggle of a woman whose husband was kidnapped by a giant Tsuchinoko. The couple, Ichiro and Sonoko, are attacked by a human-sized Tsuchinoko in the mountains, and only Ichiro is taken away. Sonoko rescued by Tsuchinoko Hunter Kurikoma descends alone, but Ichiro's colleague Segawa cannot believe Sonoko's story. Eventually Sonoko goes to find the giant Tsuchinoko's den again to meet Ichiro.
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Shinji Imaoka, the director of “Waiting for you,” starred Ayane Suzukawa, a popular sexy idol, and a unique sensual drama depicting the struggle of a woman whose husband was kidnapped by a giant Tsuchinoko. The couple, Ichiro and Sonoko, are attacked by a human-sized Tsuchinoko in the mountains, and only Ichiro is taken away. Sonoko rescued by Tsuchinoko Hunter Kurikoma descends alone, but Ichiro's colleague Segawa cannot believe Sonoko's story. Eventually Sonoko goes to find the giant Tsuchinoko's den again to meet Ichiro.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Fumio Moriya
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Imaoka Pro
Cast
Shinji Imaoka
Director
Ayane Suzukawa
Sonoko Tsuchida
Yumi Anno
Satomi Suyama
Ai Tsukimoto
Usagi Katô
Kiyomi Itō
Keiko Gomi
Takuya Sakurai
Ichirô Tsuchida
Ryutaro Ninomiya
Yoshio Kobukuro
Fumio Moriya
Tôru Kurikoma
Masataka Matsubara
Takeshi Kondô
Tomohiro Okada
Noboru Ôyama
Yohta Kawase
Tsutomu Koyama
Hiroshi Sato
Tsuchinko
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