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Ushijima the Loan Shark Part 3
Sawamura, a contract part-timer dragged into a multi-million yen internet business, and Kamo, an office worker who lavished money on a beautiful club hostess, arrive at Cowcow Finance, the office of black-market lender Ushijima.
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Sawamura, a contract part-timer dragged into a multi-million yen internet business, and Kamo, an office worker who lavished money on a beautiful club hostess, arrive at Cowcow Finance, the office of black-market lender Ushijima.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Masahiro Fukuma, Masatoshi Yamaguchi
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Runtime:131 minutes
Studio:Stardust Pictures, Samovar, Shogakukan, avex pictures, MBS, hint
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