Giri no ane: Ikenai hatsujô
Apr 09, 2005 · 1h
Director
Kazuyoshi SekineOverview
Shingo, a company employee, was reminded of his college days when he saw a *senryu* poem that had fallen down during an earthquake. Back then, he had started living with his girlfriend, Eri, and the two had visited a shrine to pledge their future together; while there, they had righted a *dosojin* (roadside deity) statue that had been leaning over. A few days later, after a fight with Shingo, Eri stormed out of their apartment and turned to Yokoyama, a senior from their hometown for help. Eventually, Eri intended to return to Shingo, but Yokoyama confessed his love for her and forced himself upon her...
Cast of Giri no ane: Ikenai hatsujô
Crew of Giri no ane: Ikenai hatsujô
About Giri no ane: Ikenai hatsujô
What is Giri no ane: Ikenai hatsujô about?
Shingo, a company employee, was reminded of his college days when he saw a *senryu* poem that had fallen down during an earthquake. Back then, he had started living with his girlfriend, Eri, and the two had visited a shrine to pledge their future together; while there, they had righted a *dosojin* (roadside deity) statue that had been leaning over. A few days later, after a fight with Shingo…
When was Giri no ane: Ikenai hatsujô released?
Giri no ane: Ikenai hatsujô was released on April 9, 2005.
How long is Giri no ane: Ikenai hatsujô?
Giri no ane: Ikenai hatsujô runs 1 hour (60 minutes).
Who directed Giri no ane: Ikenai hatsujô?
Giri no ane: Ikenai hatsujô was directed by Kazuyoshi Sekine.
Who is in the cast of Giri no ane: Ikenai hatsujô?
The cast of Giri no ane: Ikenai hatsujô includes Chihiro Izumo (Misa Nakao), Lemon Hanazawa (Eri Nakao), Yû Morisawa (Rika Takeuchi), Yuya Matsuura (Shingo Aoki) and Tarô Uchiyama (Kazuo Yokoyama).