The Enchantment (1989)
A Tokyo psychiatrist is hoping to better his career by marrying the daughter of a prominent doctor. The match is threatened however when an attractive but very troubled tourist guide comes to him for consultation...
Top billed cast
Kumiko AkiyoshiMiyako Shinohara
Kiwako HaradaHarumi Yoshii
Tsutomu IsobeHiraide
Takashi NaitoShinbori
Meika SeriKubo
Tomoko OtakaraGirl on a bike
Akio KanedaNoda
Issei KaiTaxi driver
Tarō SuwaDetective
Hyōe EnokiBuilding security guard
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