The Woman Changed Her Clothes at the Bus Stop Trailer

The Woman Changed Her Clothes at the Bus Stop Trailer (2003)

15 March 2003 99 mins

A woman in a bright green coat, Mizue (Toda Naho), gets off the bus at Shikaoi Town in Hokkaido. She has followed her former salsa dance partner, Arisaka (Endo Kenichi), to his hometown. Arisaka, who is about to start a new life, is troubled, and soon their feelings for each other burn intensely...

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Cast

Naho Toda

as Mizue Takatsu

Kenichi Endo

as Arisaka Mitsuru

Mami Nakamura

as Noriko Harada

Yūko Katagiri

as Noriko's mother

Crew

Yûichi Kanemaru

Yûichi Kanemaru Assistant Director

Koichi Suzuki

Koichi Suzuki Director of Photography

Teru Yamazaki

Teru Yamazaki Art Direction

International Titles

Onna wa basutei de fuku o kigaeta Trailer

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