

One bad stock trade sends a yakuza family scrambling for 200k yen and justice in 71 chaotic minutes.
While visiting the Tokyo headquarters, Nakajima brags about booking an exclusive soapland appointment for 200,000 yen for next week, claiming his investment in stocks makes it possible. Unfortunately, he invested all of his money in one stock that turned out to be worthless, and Nakajima heads back dejectedly to Shikoku to recoup his losses in one week. However, he and the Nakajima Family instead unearth a series of stock fraud he wasn't the only victim to ...!
Acting
Yoshimi Tachi's pathetic swagger as Nakajima—desperate king of bad decisions.
Writing
Tight 71-minute structure that refuses to waste your time.
Production
Soapland-to-stock-fraud pivot that only Japanese indie cinema attempts.

Director
Hiroyuki Tsuji
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Director Hiroyuki Tsuji reportedly shot this in under two weeks on location in Shikoku, using actual local businesses as sets.
The 200,000 yen soapland appointment—a 'soapland' being a Japanese brothel operating in legal gray areas—anchors the film in specific post-bubble economic anxieties where sex work and stock speculation intertwine as parallel forms of risky masculine performance.
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