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Under the Roof of Young Tokyo
Nineteen-year-old Fukiko Kuwano lives with her father, who is nearing retirement, her mother, and her younger brother. After colliding with a stranger while speeding on her bicycle, she is surprised to discover that their new lodger is that very stranger.
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Nineteen-year-old Fukiko Kuwano lives with her father, who is nearing retirement, her mother, and her younger brother. After colliding with a stranger while speeding on her bicycle, she is surprised to discover that their new lodger is that very stranger.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Akira Saiga
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Nikkatsu Corporation
Cast
Buichi Saitō
Director
Sayuri Yoshinaga
Fukiko Kuwano
Mitsuo Hamada
Ryohei Mikami
Ken Yamauchi
Kokichi Kanaya
Yūnosuke Itō
Kentaro Kuwano (Fukiko's father)
Kuniko Miyake
Fumi Kuwano (Fukiko's mother)
Hiroyuki Ôta
Shiro Kuwano (Fukiko's younger brother)
Tsutomu Shimomoto
Taro Kuwano (Fukiko's eldest brother)
Hisano Yamaoka
Tatsue Kuwano (Taro's wife)
Kotoe Hatsui
Ritsuko Kitamura (Fukiko's older sister)
Shoichi Ozawa
Toshio Kitamura (Ritsuko's husband)
Toyoko Takechi
Tora Kitamura (Toshio's biological mother)
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