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The Second movie based on a popular TV show about Pintemps Cosmetics and their struggles to make new successful products, filled with singing, dancing, and laughter.
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The Second movie based on a popular TV show about Pintemps Cosmetics and their struggles to make new successful products, filled with singing, dancing, and laughter.
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Genre:Music, Comedy
Written By:Kihan Nagase
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:TOHO
Cast
Kengo Furusawa
Director
Keiko Awaji
Keiko Tanao (President of "Printemps Cosmetics")
Mie Nakao
Mie ("Printemps Cosmetics" Charm Girl)
Mari Sono
Mariko ("Printemps Cosmetics" Charm Girl)
Yukari Ito
Yuka ("Printemps Cosmetics" Charm Girl)
Kei Tani
Chief Tanida ("Printemps Cosmetics" Charm Girl Chief)
Makoto Fujita
Arita ("Sun Kogyo" Managing Director)
Hideo Sunazuka
Secretary Ishizuka (Secretary to the President of "Sun Kogyo")
Sadako Sawamura
Sawamura Sawako (Restaurant "Sawamura" proprietress and Keiko's older sister)
Tatsuya Mihashi
Tatsuo Ihashi (President of "Sun Kogyo")
Hisao Toake
Matsumori Senior Vice President (Managing Director of "Printemps Cosmetics")
Norihei Miki
Noro (Publicity Section Manager of "Printemps Cosmetics")
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