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Kaikyô

20071 seasonKunio Yoshikawa,Sakae Okazaki

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Based on a true story about a Japanese woman, seeking her true love, who lived in Korea before, during, and after World War II but is forced to move back to Japan.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Kaikyô (2007) about?

Based on a true story about a Japanese woman, seeking her true love, who lived in Korea before, during, and after World War II but is forced to move back to Japan.

Who stars in Kaikyô?

Kaikyô stars Takaya Kamikawa (Taketoshi Nonaka), Jun Miho (Yoko Ito), Kosuke Toyohara (Hisanobu Ito), Emiri Henmi (Kiyomi Okada), Kyoko Hasegawa (Tomoko Yoshie). The series was created by Kunio Yoshikawa.

How many seasons does Kaikyô have?

Kaikyô has 1 seasons. There are 3 episodes in total.

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