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Chips

2012

1h 8m

7.4(8 votes)

Comedy

Drama

Overview

Tadashi Imamura is a burglar who idolises Ozaki, a star baseball player he shares a birthday with. One day he realises their connection is much deeper than that and decides to find out more.

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Showgate

Kahoku Shimposha

DUB

Higashi Nippon Broadcasting

The people behind it

Cast & crew

9 featured cast members

Starring

Gaku Hamada

Gaku Hamada

Tadashi Imamura

Fumino Kimura

Fumino Kimura

Wakaba

Nao Omori

Nao Omori

Kurosawa

Eri Ishida

Eri Ishida

Yumiko Imamura

Taiki Nakabayashi

Taiki Nakabayashi

Ryohei Abe

Ryohei Abe

Ozaki

Mayu Matsuoka

Mayu Matsuoka

Miyu

Yoshihiro Nakamura

Yoshihiro Nakamura

Kinzō Sakura

Kinzō Sakura

Creative team

Directed by: Yoshihiro Nakamura
Written by: Yoshihiro Nakamura

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