Saki Mizusawa's Mistress Application
Oct 14, 1994 · 1h
Director
Sachi HamanoOverview
A woman who works part-time at a publishing company while attending university. She has good taste, but she has a shy personality, and she was the type to lose money. One day, she was predicted by a fortune teller who was passing by that "another you will appear", and on her way home, she suddenly felt dizzy and when she opened her eyes, she had a strange experience in which everything appeared red. And from that day on, her personality changed...
Cast of Saki Mizusawa's Mistress Application
Crew of Saki Mizusawa's Mistress Application
Sachi HamanoDirector- Kuninori YamazakiScreenplay
- Shizuo SuzukiProducer
- Kazuo AkiyamaLighting Camera
- Hiroaki YabunakaMusic
- Shigeru TokitaVisual Effects
- Nomura SasakiAssistant Director
- Hideko SaitoMakeup & Hair
- Minako TobeAssistant Director
- Hideo NagaiLighting Camera
- Kazutaka OkazakiStill Photographer
- Masashi InayoshiCinematography
- Katsuji OyamadaCinematography
About Saki Mizusawa's Mistress Application
What is Saki Mizusawa's Mistress Application about?
A woman who works part-time at a publishing company while attending university. She has good taste, but she has a shy personality, and she was the type to lose money. One day, she was predicted by a fortune teller who was passing by that "another you will appear", and on her way home, she suddenly felt dizzy and when she opened her eyes, she had a strange experience in which everything appeared…
When was Saki Mizusawa's Mistress Application released?
Saki Mizusawa's Mistress Application was released on October 14, 1994.
How long is Saki Mizusawa's Mistress Application?
Saki Mizusawa's Mistress Application runs 1 hour (60 minutes).
Who directed Saki Mizusawa's Mistress Application?
Saki Mizusawa's Mistress Application was directed by Sachi Hamano.
Who is in the cast of Saki Mizusawa's Mistress Application?
The cast of Saki Mizusawa's Mistress Application includes Saki Mizusawa (Asami Hiromatsu), Ryou Kurihara (Matsuura), Kanichi Hiraga (Takayama, editor-in-chief), Emi Matsushita (Takayama's subordinate) and Chiharu Mizuki (Hikari, secretary).