TOKYO G.P.

Two musician friends must deal with yakuzas during one long night.

Cast

Zeebra

as Zeebra

HIRØ

as HIRØ

HARU

as HARU

Ito Yozaburo

as MC

Shingo Tsurumi

as Mysterious Man

Claude Maki

as Detective

Reiko Kataoka

as Woman on the Motorbike

Yoshiyuki Yamaguchi

as Mysterious Man's Henchman

Ken Kaneko

as Young Man Taking Photos

Yûji Suzuki

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