A woman who married a farmer (2018) [N/A]

Release Date:
August 9, 2018

Original Title:
農家に嫁いだ女

Genres:
Drama | Romance

Production Companies:
Amazing D.C.

Production Countries:
Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 80

Yuria (Kimito Ayumi) puts an end to her life in Tokyo to marry Yoshiharu, the eldest son of a farmer whom she met at a matchmaking party. Yoshiharu's family home is in the countryside, and she lives with her father-in-law (Kozo), who lost his wife three years ago. Kozo warmly welcomes Yuria, who came to meet the farmer's wife shortage, as he is short of women and wives. Yuria is confused by her first experience of farming and her husband Yoshiharu's intense sexual desire, but she does her best as a wife. However, Yoshiharu gradually begins to have a complex about Yuria, who grew up in the city. Then, Yoshiharu is seduced by Madoka, the daughter of his ex-girlfriend, the landowner...

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Cinematography:
Takehiko Tamiya

Director:
Jirō Ishikawa

Writer:
Yuta Takahashi

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