Cast
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Seiichi Tanabe | Katsuhiro Kurita |
| Kazuya Takahashi | Naoya Hase |
| Reiko Kataoka | Asako Fujikura |
| Tsugumi | Emi Nagata |
| Manami Fuji | Katsumi Hase, Naoya's mother |
| Yoko Akino | Yoko Kurita, Katsuhiro's sister-in-law |
| Ken Mitsuishi | Shoji Kurita, Katsuhiro's brother |
| Minori Terada | Mr. Fujikura, Asako's father |
| Tetsu Sawaki | Makoto |
| Yōsuke Saitō | Aritomo |
| Kanako Fukaura | Tadokoro |
| Satoshi Yamanaka | Yūji |
| Ryō Iwamatsu | Gynecologist |
| Yasushi Inoue | Mayama |
| Hiroshi Anan | Chief |
| Ryo Kase | Soba-ya Cashier |
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