
Go As Messy As Messy Can Be
Comedy
Overview
Comedy about a young man who causes pandemonium by raiding a bar patronized by his father, winning the favors of a hostess and ends up feeling the breasts and hips of all the girls in his father's office.
Top Cast


Shinsuke Minami
Shinsuke Minami
Dameji
Shinsuke Minami
Dameji


Joe Shishido
Joe Shishido
Mujitori
Joe Shishido
Mujitori
Rika Fujie
Rika Fujie
Metako
Rika Fujie
Metako


Kirin Kiki
Kirin Kiki
PTA Mama
Kirin Kiki
PTA Mama


Tomomi Sawa
Tomomi Sawa
Secretary
Tomomi Sawa
Secretary
Miki Kawana
Miki Kawana
Hostess
Miki Kawana
Hostess
Kazuhito Matsubara
Kazuhito Matsubara
Gakio
Kazuhito Matsubara
Gakio
Attack Ichiro
Attack Ichiro
Kinta
Attack Ichiro
Kinta
Toyoko Takechi
Toyoko Takechi
Mother-in-law
Toyoko Takechi
Mother-in-law


Yaeko Wakamizu
Yaeko Wakamizu
Mama
Yaeko Wakamizu
Mama
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