Reiwa Uprising (2019)
Overview
Kazuo Hara follows Ayumi Yasutomi, a transgender candidate, who is also a Tokyo University professor, as she embarks on a national campaign for a seat in Japan's Upper House.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | ja |
| Popularity | 1.43 |
Directed By
Kazuo Hara
Crew
Kazuo Hara
Kazuo Hara
Kazuo Hara
Chihiro Shimano
Demo Tanaka
Yoshinori Takada
Tomokazu Takeda
Yukiya Minami
Takeru Kezuka
Kyoko Machiba
Ken Arima
Satomi Furuya
Shion Kanemura
Ikuma Horii
Kenta Tanaka
Chihiro Shimano
Lynn Song
Satomi Furuya
Takuro Araki
Noa Nagaoka
Tokiko Eriguchi
Kent Nakai
Kazuo Hara
Kentaro Kishi
Masaru Yusui
Kiho Kawahara
Asako Tsurusaki
Miki Koike
Takashi Shinomiya
Risa Koike
Lynne Hobday
TOP CAST
Ayumi Yasutomi
Self
Taro Yamamoto
Self
Eiko Kimura
Self
Tsuneki Onishi
Self
Yoshimasa Nohara
Self
Chihiro Tsujimura
Self
Yasuhiko Funago
Self
Toru Hasuike
Self
Yoshifumi Mitsui
Self
Teruko Watanabe
Self
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