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Furin maruhi kôkai: Hitozuma-tachi no nureba (1997) [N/A]

Release Date:
October 24, 1997

Original Title:
不倫（秘）公開　人妻たちの濡れ場

Alternate Titles:
不倫マル秘公園 人妻たちの濡れ場
不倫秘公園 人妻たちの濡れ場

Production Companies:
Tantan-Sha Company
Xces Film

Production Countries:
Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 60

Overview from TheMovieDB

One day, Kayoko, who lives near the Tama River, picked up a strange bottle in a park along the river. She might have come down the river. Her interest was piqued, and she pulled out a piece of paper inside, where she wrote, "Please contact me, who is living a lonely life underground." She asked me to put the replies in this jar and keep them in the same place. Kayoko thinks she's playing a prank, but just for fun she takes the bottle back to her house, where she writes a simple reply and she returns it to the same spot in the park the next day.

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Production

Assistant Director:
Toshio Yano

Cinematography:
Katsuji Oyamada

Director:
Sachi Hamano

Editor:
Shōji Sakai

Lighting Technician:
Toshiatsu Kôzuma

Music:
Hollow Dragon

Producer:
Shizuo Suzuki

Production Coordinator:
Teiji Inayama

Screenplay:
Kuninori Yamazaki

Still Photographer:
Kazutaka Okazaki

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