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Kagayakitai no
Japanese Drama - 1984, 4 episodes
The story of the women's wrestling team. The title was created in cooperation with "All Japan Women's Wrestling" - a women's wrestling organization and one of the professional sports groups "Toyo Women's Wrestling…
Himitsu no Fukei
Japanese Special - 1984, 1 episodes
The story of a woman who suspects her husband of having a dual personality and being a murderer. Are her suspicions correct? (Source: tvdrama-db.com) ~~ Adapted from the novel "Secret Scenery" (秘密の風景) by…
Pantsu no Ana
Japanese Movie - 19846.8
A boy transfers into a new high school in the big city. He gets bullied, but meets a pretty girl. He tries to win her heart, but rivals abound. Debut video release from Pantsu no ana, a subsection of "BOMB" magazine.…
Asashin no Shinwa
Japanese Special - 1984, 1 episodes
Saika family made a name for itself by confusing the big troops of Nobunaga and Hideyoshi before, but, now in the 7th generation from Ineyasu's period, it was driven out into a deep mountain and had gone down in the…
Ame no Hi no Tobosha
Japanese Special - 1984, 1 episodes
~Adapted from Ryuzo Kikushima work. The story of a man who will commit any crime for his sister and his relationship with the victim of one of them. (Source: MyDramaList)
Jaguar Yokota
Jaguar Yokota (birth name: Yokota Rimi) is a former Japanese professional wrestler. (Source: Wikipedia)
Yashima Ryo
Yashima Ryo is a Japanese actor from Tokyo, Japan. He is represented by the Seinenza Theater Company. (Source: Japanese = Wikipedia || Translation = MyDramaList)
Kobayashi Takeshi
Kobayashi Takeshi is a Japanese musician. He started his professional career in the late 1970s. After working in the backing bands for singers such as Yosui Inoue, Misato Watanabe, and Anri, he came into prominence as a musical collaborator for the Southern All Stars frontman Keisuke Kuwata's eponymous…
Sori Fumihiko
Sori Fumihiko is a Japanese film director and film producer. He received a nomination for the 'Best Director' prize at the Japanese Academy Awards for his directing debut, Ping Pong. (Source: Wikipedia)
