04 February 1972 Comedy 89 mins
The third film in the "Woman" series, based on the original work by Shinji Fujiwara, set in the Shinjuku Entertainment Company.
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Azuma Morisaki Director
Kenichi Yoshikawa Director of Photography
Azuma Morisaki Writer
Shinji Fujiwara Original Story
Japan 04 February 1972
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