Tokyo Marigold

Year: 2001

Runtime: 97 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Jun Ichikawa

RomanceDrama

Eriko, a lonely, aimless and self‑absorbed young woman, becomes infatuated with Tamura. Although she knows he is still waiting for his girlfriend to return from abroad, she asks him to embark on a one‑year relationship, hoping to fill the emptiness in her life while accepting the temporary nature of their bond.

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