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Jun Wataguchi lives a lazy, half-hearted life, not going to school, hanging out with half-witted delinquents, and begging money from his friends. His parents, who run a shipping business transporting earth and sand for reclamation by boat, manage to get by, despite the dwindling number of jobs and lack of successors over time. Jun showed no interest in his parents' business, and the father and son hardly ever spoke to each other. One day, one of Jun's friends is attacked by someone and an unexpected person emerges as the culprit.
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Jun Wataguchi lives a lazy, half-hearted life, not going to school, hanging out with half-witted delinquents, and begging money from his friends. His parents, who run a shipping business transporting earth and sand for reclamation by boat, manage to get by, despite the dwindling number of jobs and lack of successors over time. Jun showed no interest in his parents' business, and the father and son hardly ever spoke to each other. One day, one of Jun's friends is attacked by someone and an unexpected person emerges as the culprit.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Junji Sakamoto
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Kinoshita Group
Cast
Junji Sakamoto
Director
Ryota Bando
Takashi Nakamoto
Masatô Ibu
Kenzo Nagahara
Renji Ishibashi
Tatsuo Okishima
Kentaro Ito
Jun Wataguchi
Yuumi Kawai
Tomoka Misaki
Kaoru Kobayashi
Giichi Wataguchi
Katsuya Maiguma
Gen Kimihara
Claude Maki
Yuji Nakamoto
Kento Nagayama
Akira Misaki
Takara Sakumoto
Hiroyuki Tomotoshi
Misa Wada
Taeko Sawachi
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