Haruko, who had agreed to meet Kinta at the train station, overhears that there is Yakuza infighting downtown. She rushes there only to find Kinta’s body, having died from his gunshot wound. In the aftermath, days later, Haruko’s family is convinced that all things American will be of great benefit to her and, by extension, her family because she is vivacious and attractive.
Haruko, who had agreed to meet Kinta at the train station, overhears about Yakuza conflicts in downtown areas. She rushes there only to find Kinta’s body, which was killed by a gunshot wound. In the aftermath, days later, Haruko’s family believes that everything American will be highly beneficial for her and, consequently, her family because she is vivacious and attractive.