Okan no yomeiri

Name: Okan no yomeiri
Genre: Drama
Released: 2010-09-04
Duration: 1 h 50 min
Rating: 6.4
Cast: Moeko Ezawa, Kenta Kiritani, Jun Kunimura

20102010
1h 50m

IMDb RATING

6.4/10

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Jun Kunimura, Aoi Miyazaki, and Shinobu Ôtake in Okan no yomeiri (2010)

Drama

45-year-old nurse and mother Yoko lives with her only daughter Tsukiko. The duo has a tight relationship that resembles more best friends rather than mother and daughter. Tsukiko's father pa... Read all45-year-old nurse and mother Yoko lives with her only daughter Tsukiko. The duo has a tight relationship that resembles more best friends rather than mother and daughter. Tsukiko's father passed away before she was born and since that time Yoko has always stated Tsukiko's father ... Read all45-year-old nurse and mother Yoko lives with her only daughter Tsukiko. The duo has a tight relationship that resembles more best friends rather than mother and daughter. Tsukiko's father passed away before she was born and since that time Yoko has always stated Tsukiko's father would be the first and last man she will marry. One evening, Yoko, who is drunk, brings ho... Read all

IMDb RATING

6.4/10

YOUR RATING

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- Tsukine Sakuno(based on the novel by)
- Mipo Oh(screenplay)
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