Okoge

Sayoko is a young woman living in Tokyo. One night she goes into a bar and meets two men. Goh and Tochi are in love with each other. They have nowhere they can be together. Tochi is married and keeps it from his wife. The mother of Goh has moved into his flat. Sayoko offers them a room in her own small apartment. The three of them become friends there. The days pass easily and cheerfully. Then the wife of Tochi finds out. She threatens to expose him at his office. That threat breaks up the arrangement the three of them had. The film was shot in the gay quarter of Tokyo. Its title is a Japanese word for women who keep close company with gay men. The account holds comedy and drama side by side. Misa Shimizu and Takehiro Murata appear in the hundred and twenty minute film, a Japanese production Takehiro Nakajima finished in 1992.