Oshirō Maeda
Alisa Sakamaki
Koki Nishida
Kira Miura
Tomonori Mizuno
Yusaku Mori
Akira 100%Why it may be worth watching
- Mikakunin Nikki combines Comedy storytelling.
- The principal cast includes Oshirō Maeda, Alisa Sakamaki, Koki Nishida.
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Mikakunin Nikki
Twenty years after he vanished, a man’s dying wish to his son is: “Bring me Bigfoot.” An occult comedy about “unconfirmed” people and “unconfirmed” creatures colliding around a TV crew’s hare-brained hunt.
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Best suited to viewers looking for Comedy. The available catalogue spans 1 season.
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