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When aspiring businessman Chiwaki borrows money from the LA mafia and flees to Japan to escape his debt, he soon finds himself being chased throughout Osaka by the local yakuza and a mafia loan shark. Chiwaki plans to get out of debt by investing in a high-end beauty salon, with a loan from Ginjiro Manda. Soon, Chiwaki finds himself pursued by Manda as well, who is willing to go up against the mafia to get his money back.

Top Cast

  • Riki Takeuchi

    Riki Takeuchi

    Ginjiro Manda

  • Yoshihiko Takamoku

    Yoshihiko Takamoku

    Yasuyuki Chiwaki

  • Mai Kitajima

    Mai Kitajima

    Shoko

  • B-saku Satoh

    B-saku Satoh

    Itabashi / Kato

  • Yoshiyuki Omori

    Yoshiyuki Omori

    Tatsuya Kaneko

  • Midori Takei

    Midori Takei

    Asako Yabuki

  • Yoko Ishino

    Yoko Ishino

    Ryoko

  • Yoshiaki Umegaki

    Yoshiaki Umegaki

    Umeko

  • Tetsuya Yūki

    Tetsuya Yūki

    Hideo Sawaki

Overview

When aspiring businessman Chiwaki borrows money from the LA mafia and flees to Japan to escape his debt, he soon finds himself being chased throughout Osaka by the local yakuza and a mafia loan shark. Chiwaki plans to get out of debt by investing in a high-end beauty salon, with a loan from Ginjiro Manda. Soon, Chiwaki finds himself pursued by Manda as well, who is willing to go up against the mafia to get his money back.

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