Groper Train: Raw Leg Cramps
Apr 28, 2000 · 1h 1m
Director
Hôjû TakadaOverview
Etsuko, an aspiring fairy tale writer, was on her way home after her manuscript was rejected by a publisher when she was molested by Koichi on the train. However, Koichi noticed that she was crying and was taken aback. Shocked, Etsuko jumped off the train and dropped her manuscript. Koichi picked it up, but was unable to forget about her, so a few days later he gave it to Etsuko, hiding his true identity. When Koichi praised her fairy tale, Etsuko began to think of him as her prince...
Cast of Groper Train: Raw Leg Cramps
Crew of Groper Train: Raw Leg Cramps
Hôjû TakadaDirector- Teruo OkaScreenplay
- Satoshi ShimomotoDirector of Photography
- Shōji SakaiEditor
- Teiji InayamaDevelopment Producer
- Koichi OkudaDevelopment Producer
- Shigeo MoriyamaFirst Assistant Director
- Kazutaka AbeAssistant Camera
- Kotaro TakahashiLighting Technician, Assistant Camera
- Hashio DaitaGaffer
- Ichiro TsudaStill Photographer
- Masuda ShogoSecond Assistant Director
- Yuki YokoiSecond Assistant Director
About Groper Train: Raw Leg Cramps
What is Groper Train: Raw Leg Cramps about?
Etsuko, an aspiring fairy tale writer, was on her way home after her manuscript was rejected by a publisher when she was molested by Koichi on the train. However, Koichi noticed that she was crying and was taken aback. Shocked, Etsuko jumped off the train and dropped her manuscript. Koichi picked it up, but was unable to forget about her, so a few days later he gave it to Etsuko, hiding his true…
When was Groper Train: Raw Leg Cramps released?
Groper Train: Raw Leg Cramps was released on April 28, 2000.
How long is Groper Train: Raw Leg Cramps?
Groper Train: Raw Leg Cramps runs 1 hour 1 minute (61 minutes).
Who directed Groper Train: Raw Leg Cramps?
Groper Train: Raw Leg Cramps was directed by Hôjû Takada.
Who is in the cast of Groper Train: Raw Leg Cramps?
The cast of Groper Train: Raw Leg Cramps includes Chiaki Mizushima (Etsuko Ikeda), Motoko Sasaki (Junko Okazaki), Satomi Ohara (Risa Fujiwara), Riki Watanabe (Koichi Nojima) and Kenichi Kôbe (Sanroku Isurugi).