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The Labor Cop

Due to the effect of the prolonged great depression, finally even the police have to introduce a part-time job system for its employees. Although his main job is a steeplejack, one man is also employed as a day-laborer detective. He spends his days waiting for an incident to occur so he will be called in to investigate. On the other hand, Yasu is not only a graduate of The University of Tokyo with a successful IT business, he is also member of the Nagasaka yakuza clan. Moreover, he is a favorite of the clan leader.

Top Cast

  • Takayuki Imanara

    Takayuki Imanara

  • Sadao Abe

    Sadao Abe

  • Kankuro Kudo

    Kankuro Kudo

  • Masahiko Kawahara

    Masahiko Kawahara

  • Yoshiyoshi Arakawa

    Yoshiyoshi Arakawa

Overview

Due to the effect of the prolonged great depression, finally even the police have to introduce a part-time job system for its employees. Although his main job is a steeplejack, one man is also employed as a day-laborer detective. He spends his days waiting for an incident to occur so he will be called in to investigate. On the other hand, Yasu is not only a graduate of The University of Tokyo with a successful IT business, he is also member of the Nagasaka yakuza clan. Moreover, he is a favorite of the clan leader.

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