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Honey Flappers (2014 Film)

Honey Flappers (Japanese: ハニー・フラッパーズ) is a Japanese drama film released on September 13, 2014. Directed by Megumi Sasaki and written by Kenji Hirayama, the film explores the environment of a cabaret club located in the Roppongi district of Tokyo.

Honey Flappers promotional image
Promotional poster for Honey Flappers.

Plot

The story follows Mika Kirishima, a university student who begins working part-time at a cabaret club after being introduced to the industry by her friend, Mai. Upon entering this environment, Mika encounters a diverse group of women navigating the challenges of the nightlife industry. The narrative highlights the internal dynamics of the club, including the rivalry between the established top worker, Saki, and a new arrival, Arisa. Other characters include Yuma, who is pregnant and determined to raise her child independently, and Yuka, who manages illicit activities within the establishment.

Cast

The film features an ensemble cast including:

  • Anri Sakaguchi as Mika Kirishima
  • Yukie Kawamura as Hanaeda Takasaki
  • Haruna Yabuki as Saki
  • Yuri Morishita as Arisa
  • Asuka Kishi as Mai Kikukawa
  • Sayuri Anzu as Yukari
  • Ayumi Orii as Yuka
  • Ruri Shinato as Erika
  • Saaya Irie as Yuma
  • Misaki Nito as Risa
Anri Sakaguchi
Anri Sakaguchi, who portrays Mika Kirishima.

Production

The film was produced by Harumi Hoshino and Tsuyoshi Shimada, with cinematography by Shin Hayasaka. It has a runtime of 80 minutes and was distributed by Is.Field.

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