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Can I get a lift?

Can you give me a lift?

Sure.

- Where are you going?

- Sugamo.

- To Sugamo.

I'm headed the other way.

I'm going somewhere else.

Mako!

This one's okay!

This one's OK!

- Do you two hitch rides often?

- Do you often ask for lifts?

- Sometimes.

Why? The trains are still running.

- Why? There's public transport.

This is easier.

- This is easier.

And kind of fun, too.

More fun too, don't you think?

Bye.

Wrong direction.

It's not this way.

Are you hungry? I know a good place.

Fancy a bite? I know a great restaurant.

All right.

Alright.

HOTEL

I'd better get home. My parents will be mad.

- I'd better go home, it's late.

- What's the big deal?

- No, it's not.

- Take me home.

- Don't be like that.

- Bye.

Bye.

Come on.

Come on!

- No!

- Come on!

- Come on, please!

I said no!

- No!

You know him?

- Damn you!

No. He was just supposed to take me home.

- Who was your friend?

- He was just taking me home.

Let's go!

- Where?

- To the police.

You must be kidding!

You're kidding!

What if I hadn't come along?

What if I hadn't turned up?

- Take this.

- Take that.

- Idiot!

- You fool!

BLOODY RIOTS IN SOUTH KOREA

On April 19th,

On April 19th in Seoul...

a crowd of thousands, led by university students,

a crowd led by university students...

took to the streets in protest.

walked along the main roads in protest.

Riot police were quickly mobilized,

There were clashes with the police during the demonstration.

and huge clashes broke out across the city.

Hi.

We were supposed to watch it together.

Why didn't you wait for me?

You were late.

You weren't on time.

Why'd you think I smoke?

- Do you smoke?

- You're the right age.

- No. Did you think I smoked?

- For what?

- Aren't you old enough?

- What do you mean?

Smoking. Looking for thrills.

I'm not looking for thrills.

You just wanted a ride?

Did you only want a lift?

That's right.

Of course.

You're not interested in guys, curious about sex?

Not interested in men or curious about sex?

Not at all!

Not at all.

What I can't stand

I can't stand to see girls hanker after filthy rich middle-aged men.

is how girls confuse sex with money and go after rich middle-aged men.

They're innocent enough at the start, but if that guy had been smarter...

Even if they don't know they're doing it.

Down with the US security pact!

What if he'd been a little smoother? What then?

- Hey!

DOWN WITH THE JAPAN-US SECURITY PACT!

- Hi.

- Down with the Security Pact!

He's a friend of mine, he's joined the movement.

- Down with the Security Pact!

Let's go. We have that money to spend.

Hey!

No, please! I can't swim!

A friend who gave up his studies to join the movement.

- Will you do as I say?

Let's go.

We can't blow that money hanging out here.

I can't swim!

- You're going to do what I say?

- No.

Too bad.

Too bad for you.

Why won't you do it?

Why don't you want to?

Why did you come today?

So why did you come then?

You're curious about guys and sex.

You're curious about men? For sex? I'll satisfy that curiosity.

I'll satisfy your curiosity.

Don't you hate me?

You don't hate me, do you?

You didn't do it because you hate me?

You didn't do it because you hate me, right?

At first, I was angry.

I was a little angry.

But not only at you.

But not just at you.

At who then?

At what, then?

Everyone!

Everything.

You asked me why I came.

You asked why I came today.

- I didn't want to at first.

- I wasn't planning to.

- Why not?

I was embarrassed about last night.

But I thought if we met, I could clear things up.

But...

Are they clear now?

I wanted to set things straight.

We were exhausted. We came here to rest.

Is it all clear now?

Rent, please!

We were tired, so we came here to rest a bit.

Put it on my tab.

- Right. The rent, please.

- Want us to leave?

- I owe you one.

- That's okay.

- You want us to go?

Sorry. Just give us an hour.

- No need.

At least lock the door.

I'm sorry. Give us an hour.

- Cut it out.

Lock the door.

- I learned it from you.

- You've had enough to drink.

- I learnt from you.

You'll wet the bed.

There's something I want to ask.

There's something I want to ask you.

What?

Go on.

- Well--

- I'm not sure if I should.

- Go ahead.

Do you like me?

Sure I do.

Of course.

Want to go?

Shall we go?

That's 700 yen.

How much is it?

You're looking chipper.

You seem very happy.

Fresh catch of the day? Where are you going to sleep with her?

- Taking your latest catch for a quickie?

- I already did.

- I already did that.

- You work fast!

You work fast.

Ready to dump her?

Are you ready to dump her?

Want some advice?

Do you need help?

You could make a lot of money off her.

Could be a good way to make some dough.

- When will I see you? Will you call?

- When'll I see you? You'll call?

- Yes.

Call me.

I don't have a phone. This is my friend's number.

It's my friend's number.

Her name is Yoko.

Her name's Yoko.

You don't have to see me home.

There's no need for you to take me home.

Take your share of the money.

Take your part of the money.

- Keep it till next time.

- I'll spend it.

That's okay.

I don't mind.

I'll take you home.

Sis...

My sister.

Mr. Fujii brought me home. This is my older sister.

Mr Fujii took me home. My sister.

- Much obliged.

- Thanks a lot.

- Don't mention it.

- You're welcome.

Bye.

- See you.

What happened? Your clothes are a mess.

- Goodbye.

- I fell in the water.

What happened? You look a mess.

- I fell into the water.

- How?

We rented a motorboat. It was fun.

We hired a motorboat by the seaside. It was fun.

- Yoko, you sure nobody called?

Yoko, didn't anyone call me?

- I'm sure.

No.

- It's been a week.

- What's going on between you two?

- What does he mean to you?

Tell me.

You'd better tell me.

You're going home? I'm staying a while.

Are you going home?

See you tomorrow.

I'm staying a bit longer. See you tomorrow.

Go away! It's over between us!

Go away.

It's over between us.

Sorry about the other day.

Kiyoshi said he'd be late.

Kiyoshi will be late, but I know where he is.

I know where he is though.

You're lucky.

That's lucky for you.

Tutor, there's a call for you.

There's a call for you, sir.

Guess who it is.

Know who this is?

It's me, Makoto.

Makoto.

You didn't call me.

Why haven't you called?

I wanted to break up.

I didn't want to see you anymore.

What? Why?

Why not?

For what reason?

Tell me.

No special reason.

Actually, I'm seeing some dumb broad.

Listen, I'm seeing another woman.

Nice girls like you should stay away from guys like me.

A nice girl like you should stay away from guys like me.

That night we met, I was coming back from seeing her at a hotel.

The night I met you, I'd just slept with her at the hotel.

Just meet me once more.

Let's meet one more time at least.

We'd better not.

Yes, you have to.

No, you have to see me.

You said you liked me, didn't you?

You said you liked me.

Hello? It's me.

Hey, it's me. Sorry, but I told her where you are.

Sorry. It just slipped out.

Why take her to your room if she was only a one-night stand?

Besides, why'd you bring her home if it was a one-time thing?

You liked her, didn't you?

You still wanted her, didn't you?

Anyhow, see you at the bar.

I'll be waiting at the Black Cat.

Are you worried because she called?

Are you upset because she called?

Of course.

Yeah.

- Do you want to see her?

- Yes.

But you won't, will you?

Why not?

- I'm going.

- I won't let you!

- I won't let you go.

Who's he?

- Maybe he's not coming.

- He'll come.

You can't trust men.

You can trust me.

It's late. I'd better get home.

It's so late, I'd better go home.

Are you staying?

Will you wait for him?

Why don't you wait in his room?

Better wait in his room.

I'm taking her home.

I'll take Yoko home.

That's okay.

There's no need.

- But three's a crowd.

- I'll be in their way.

- That's true.

- Maybe you're right.

Will you be okay on your own?

Will you be OK on your own?

I'll be fine.

- Yes, no problem.

- OK, bye.

See you.

Goodbye.

Miss, where are you going?

Hey, young lady, where you headed?

- You want to go dancing?

Want to go dancing?

- No.

- Come on. We know all about you.

Come on, we know about you.

- Hang out with us.

- Play the game.

- I can't dance.

- But I'll have a drink.

- Great!

- Good.

Let's go.

A toast to friendship.

Here's to new acquaintances.

Not very kind of your friends to leave you on your own.

Lousy friends, leaving you alone like that.

Come on. Knock it back.

Knock it back!

Drink!

Drink up!

Let's dance!

Let's dance.

What's going on here?

Hey, what's all this about?

Do you want to steal our girl?

You're trying to steal our girl?

- Sorry.

- Excuse us.

- Not so fast.

- Hold it.

Where are you going?

Not even saying goodbye?

- You're drunk.

- What's that?

- What?!

Cut it out.

Easy, boys.

Wreck the place and you'll pay for it.

It'd cost you a lot to ruin this place.

Take it outside.

Go outside and sort it out.

All right.

Alright.

What about you?

Are you with me?

Good. I'll referee.

I'll be referee.

Son of a bitch!

Stop it!

That's enough.

You're a tough one, schoolboy.

You're not bad, kid.

But don't pick fights with thugs who've got nothing to lose.

But stay away from those yobs.

That's enough now.

You got me? Stop it.

You hear that?

- What about you?

- Screw that.

- We want to continue.

- We're not joking around.

Listen, kid...

Schoolboy,

Their job is prostituting women and ripping them off.

these guys lure in young girls and then pimp them out.

It's a shame they got your girl.

Unfortunately, they set their sights on your friend.

It looks like business is slow.

They bought her a lot of drinks, and now they get nothing.

How about paying back with money?

But a little cash might settle the score.

- Any objection?

- Any objections?

- No.

And you'll leave him alone?

- No hard feelings?

Yes.

- No.

- How much?

- Ten thousand.

- Ten thousand yen.

- He's just a kid.

- But he's a kid!

- All right, 5,000.

- Alright, five thousand.

I don't have that much on me.

I don't have it.

Bring it here tomorrow.

Bring it to the bar tomorrow.

All right.

Alright. Now go.

Now that that's settled, scram.

- Aren't you going?

- After you.

- You go first.

Why did you do that?

Why do you do this to me?

Tell me. Why did you do it again?

Tell me. Why has this happened?

Tell me.

Why do you do it?

Why?

You don't even love me, so why?

Why, when you don't even love me?

- Tell me, why?

- Tell me why!

- Stop it!

I'm in love with you.

I... love you.

That's why I hate doing it like this, when you don't even love me.

That's why I hate doing it like this, if you don't love me.

But it happens every time we meet.

But it happens every time we see each other.

So I don't want to see you anymore.

You're wrong to think you can string me along like this.

You're wrong to think you can treat me like this.

I never want to see you again.

I love you.

- I love you.

That's not true.

- That's not true.

I love you!

I really do love you.

- You're lying!

- You're lying.

- It's the truth.

Really?

Are you sure?

Really?

Are you really sure?

You were lying at the bar the other day.

You lied at the bar the other day.

But today, you're telling the truth, right?

Today you're telling the truth?

I think you are.

Seems like you are.

You can never leave me.

I'm warning you.

Don't even think about it.

You love me?

Do you still love me?

Sure I do.

Of course.

I'd better be going.

I'd better go home.

- Home?

Home?

- Yeah.

To get my books and go to high school.

To get my books and go to school.

You know...

I'll come by tonight if I can,

I'll try and come tonight, but if I don't, call me at Yoko's house.

but if I don't, call me at Yoko's house.

Don't forget this time.

Where have you been?

Say something.

Tell me.

I'm sorry.

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Can I get a lift?
Sure.
- Where are you going?
- Sugamo.
I'm headed the other way.
Mako!
This one's okay!
- Do you two hitch rides often?
- Sometimes.
Why? The trains are still running.
This is easier.
And kind of fun, too.
Bye.
Wrong direction.
Are you hungry? I know a good place.
All right.
HOTEL
I'd better get home. My parents will be mad.
- What's the big deal?
- Take me home.
- Don't be like that.
- Bye.
Come on.
- No!
- Come on!
I said no!
You know him?
No. He was just supposed to take me home.
Let's go!
- Where?
- To the police.
You must be kidding!
What if I hadn't come along?
- Take this.
- Idiot!
BLOODY RIOTS IN SOUTH KOREA
On April 19th,
a crowd of thousands, led by university students,
took to the streets in protest.
Riot police were quickly mobilized,
and huge clashes broke out across the city.
Hi.
We were supposed to watch it together.
You were late.
Why'd you think I smoke?
- You're the right age.
- For what?
Smoking. Looking for thrills.
I'm not looking for thrills.
You just wanted a ride?
That's right.
You're not interested in guys, curious about sex?
Not at all!
What I can't stand
is how girls confuse sex with money and go after rich middle-aged men.
Even if they don't know they're doing it.
What if he'd been a little smoother? What then?
DOWN WITH THE JAPAN-US SECURITY PACT!
- Down with the Security Pact!
- Down with the Security Pact!
Hey!
A friend who gave up his studies to join the movement.
Let's go.
We can't blow that money hanging out here.
I can't swim!
- You're going to do what I say?
- No.
Too bad.
Why won't you do it?
Why did you come today?
You're curious about guys and sex.
I'll satisfy your curiosity.
You don't hate me, do you?
You didn't do it because you hate me, right?
I was a little angry.
But not just at you.
At what, then?
Everything.
You asked why I came today.
- I wasn't planning to.
- Why not?
I was embarrassed about last night.
But I thought if we met, I could clear things up.
Are they clear now?
We were exhausted. We came here to rest.
Rent, please!
Put it on my tab.
- Want us to leave?
- That's okay.
Sorry. Just give us an hour.
At least lock the door.
- Cut it out.
- I learned it from you.
You'll wet the bed.
There's something I want to ask.
What?
- Well--
- Go ahead.
Do you like me?
Sure I do.
Want to go?
That's 700 yen.
You're looking chipper.
Fresh catch of the day? Where are you going to sleep with her?
- I already did.
- You work fast!
Ready to dump her?
Want some advice?
You could make a lot of money off her.
- When will I see you? Will you call?
- Yes.
Call me.
I don't have a phone. This is my friend's number.
Her name is Yoko.
You don't have to see me home.
Take your share of the money.
- Keep it till next time.
- I'll spend it.
That's okay.
I'll take you home.
Sis...
Mr. Fujii brought me home. This is my older sister.
- Much obliged.
- Don't mention it.
Bye.
What happened? Your clothes are a mess.
- I fell in the water.
- How?
We rented a motorboat. It was fun.
- Yoko, you sure nobody called?
- I'm sure.
- It's been a week.
- What's going on between you two?
Tell me.
You're going home? I'm staying a while.
See you tomorrow.
Go away! It's over between us!
Sorry about the other day.
Kiyoshi said he'd be late.
I know where he is though.
That's lucky for you.
There's a call for you, sir.
Know who this is?
Makoto.
Why haven't you called?
I didn't want to see you anymore.
Why not?
Tell me.
No special reason.
Actually, I'm seeing some dumb broad.
Nice girls like you should stay away from guys like me.
That night we met, I was coming back from seeing her at a hotel.
Just meet me once more.
We'd better not.
Yes, you have to.
You said you liked me, didn't you?
Hello? It's me.
Sorry. It just slipped out.
Besides, why'd you bring her home if it was a one-time thing?
You still wanted her, didn't you?
I'll be waiting at the Black Cat.
Are you upset because she called?
Yeah.
- Do you want to see her?
- Yes.
But you won't, will you?
Why not?
- I'm going.
- I won't let you!
Who's he?
- Maybe he's not coming.
- He'll come.
You can't trust men.
You can trust me.
It's late. I'd better get home.
Are you staying?
Why don't you wait in his room?
I'm taking her home.
That's okay.
- But three's a crowd.
- That's true.
Will you be okay on your own?
I'll be fine.
See you.
Goodbye.
Hey, young lady, where you headed?
Want to go dancing?
- No.
- Come on. We know all about you.
- Hang out with us.
- I can't dance.
- But I'll have a drink.
- Great!
Let's go.
Here's to new acquaintances.
Lousy friends, leaving you alone like that.
Knock it back!
Drink up!
Let's dance.
Hey, what's all this about?
You're trying to steal our girl?
- Excuse us.
- Hold it.
Not even saying goodbye?
- You're drunk.
- What's that?
Cut it out.
Wreck the place and you'll pay for it.
Take it outside.
All right.
What about you?
Good. I'll referee.
Son of a bitch!
Stop it!
That's enough.
You're a tough one, schoolboy.
But don't pick fights with thugs who've got nothing to lose.
That's enough now.
You hear that?
- Screw that.
- We're not joking around.
Schoolboy,
these guys lure in young girls and then pimp them out.
Unfortunately, they set their sights on your friend.
They bought her a lot of drinks, and now they get nothing.
But a little cash might settle the score.
- Any objections?
- No.
And you'll leave him alone?
Yes.
- How much?
- Ten thousand.
- He's just a kid.
- All right, 5,000.
I don't have that much on me.
Bring it here tomorrow.
All right.
Now that that's settled, scram.
- Aren't you going?
- After you.
Why did you do that?
Tell me. Why did you do it again?
Tell me.
Why?
Why, when you don't even love me?
- Tell me why!
- Stop it!
I'm in love with you.
That's why I hate doing it like this, when you don't even love me.
But it happens every time we meet.
So I don't want to see you anymore.
You're wrong to think you can string me along like this.
I never want to see you again.
I love you.
That's not true.
I love you!
- You're lying!
- It's the truth.
Really?
Really?
You were lying at the bar the other day.
But today, you're telling the truth, right?
I think you are.
You can never leave me.
I'm warning you.
You love me?
Sure I do.
I'd better be going.
- Home?
- Yeah.
To get my books and go to school.
I'll come by tonight if I can,
but if I don't, call me at Yoko's house.
Don't forget this time.
Where have you been?
Say something.
I'm sorry.
- Where did you spend the night?
- You'll yell at me.
This has never happened before.
Thank heavens!
When I was her age, Mom yelled if I came home after dark.
But you say nothing.
I'll be late for work.
What about you?
I'll take off work. We can't let her off so easily.
Tell your sister what happened, then I'll hear it from her.
Where are you going?
- I'll be late for school.
- No, you're going to explain.
- Why?
- It's that student, isn't it?
Who knows what he's up to!
You ran into him at a seedy hotel.
That's a side of you I never knew existed.
How far have you two gone?
I can't accept this. Explain it to me.
I don't feel like it.
It's a waste of time.
I'm cutting school. I'm very tired.
Mako!
Come in.
Are you coming home?
I will when I feel like it. Right now, I don't.
Why not?
No special reason.
It's for your own good.
If you get hurt this young, the scars will last forever.
Speaking from experience?
Yes.
Didn't you say you never went out at night at my age?
That's right. Mom was very strict, and Dad was stricter than he is now.
The world wasn't so open-minded back then.
But harsh as it was, I still enjoyed my youth.
Your heart was broken, and now you go to hotels with dirty, middle-aged men.
You never made up your mind and took action.
Oh, I took action, and it wasn't meaningless like yours.
But you were too weak to see it through.
Are you sure the same won't happen to you two?
Yes.
You think this burning passion will last forever?
Yes.
You're wrong. Try living together in this dump.
Your passion will cool, leaving only misery behind.
Then it'll be too late.
She's right.
You'd better go home.
No, I'm living here.
- You've made up your mind?
- Yes, just now.
Then don't come to me for help, no matter how bad things get.
Fine.
Goodbye then.
What about school tomorrow?
- I'll be there.
- Okay.
- Is that all right?
- Yes.
I'll get my stuff tomorrow. Can I stay here?
Sure.
You didn't show up, so we came by.
- I was on my way.
- Reliable. I like that.
- Let's get a drink.
- Lend me your motorcycle.
- You got the money?
- I borrowed it.
We could have spent it ourselves.
- We can make more.
- How?
You hitch a ride with a guy, and I'll follow you.
When he comes on to you, I'll show up.
Like the night we met, only on purpose.
- Sounds like fun.
- Will you do it?
- What if he doesn't come on to me?
- Make him.
I'll beat up any guy who tries anything. They'll cough up.
Let's do it.
Sorry. I must have fallen asleep.
You sure did. Your mouth was wide open.
It was awful. They made me drink six highballs.
- Who?
- Some guys.
- I want to get out of here.
- Why?
I'm still a bit dizzy.
My folks will be angry if I go home like this. I'll rest here.
- Where?
- The jazz bar.
- That's no place for you.
- It's the only one I know.
All right. I'll take you there.
- I didn't want a hotel!
- You said you wanted to rest.
Hey!
Let me explain!
You bastard!
Why don't you leave the poor girl alone?
How about we go to the cops?
- Listen--
- Idiot!
I'll see her home. You can pay for the cab.
Miss Makoto Shinjo, Third Year Class B, please report...
Just act like you didn't hear it.
I heard you've been living with a guy. It's probably about that.
That's a lie. Can't you see that?
I heard you were living with a boy,
so I called your sister.
I was relieved to hear it wasn't true.
But you do have a boyfriend?
Yes.
Have a seat.
Don't get too deeply involved.
Best not to take these things too seriously.
You'll get hurt if you get too involved like your sister did.
Your love affair was like a legend in our day.
Let's not talk about that.
Do you ever see Akimoto?
Never.
I think young people in our day were too timid.
You never even held hands, did you?
Let me have one.
But this one here thinks nothing of living with a guy.
Just be careful.
Even if it's only a rumor, that's bad enough.
Who started that rumor?
That's not important.
I'm glad you didn't say anything.
It's been two months.
I'm amazed. Things seem to be going all right.
I'm even a little jealous. How do you pass the days?
I'm meeting Yoko. I have to go.
Bye.
I think demonstrating
and waving flags is silly.
Why don't you think about getting married instead?
I've already given it some thought.
I envy Mako.
They live in this filthy room, but they love each other.
They must be so happy.
I wouldn't let you live in a place like this.
Really?
Why don't you live with me for a while?
You kept us waiting.
Didn't you want a little extra time?
My name is Yoko. Ito and I met nearby.
I'm Fujii. What's going on today?
Nothing special.
Mako's going to be a little late.
I'll go get us something to eat.
Lady-killer!
You dumped the girl with the flyers for a real bourgeois princess!
Here to show her off?
Don't look at me like that.
Have some fun.
Why don't you stop mocking me
and think about your future?
What is this, Beethoven?
What about your tuition?
- What?
- Did you pay your tuition?
Oh, that. Yeah.
That's swell. Where did you get the money?
From her? Smart. The easiest way is the best.
I stopped by school for a change. There's no good work around.
They said they'd expel me this month if I don't shape up.
State schools let you slide for two years.
Hey, what if I told her about your girl with the protest flyers?
Really? You'd do something that low?
Low?
Maybe. You never know.
- Drink.
- More?
All right.
Why are you making him drink?
What?
I've had more than him. I can drink like a fish.
Especially a nice whiskey like this.
Mako, Kiyoshi is being mean.
Why have you been spreading rumors?
I've done no such thing.
Then how come everyone knows?
Maybe one of the girls saw you walking with him.
And the fact that we're living together?
Mako.
If you're so ashamed of it, You shouldn't have moved in.
It's not like I'm your pimp. I never forced you to move in.
It's a little late for complaining now.
Yoshimi, say something!
It's not fair to her.
She doesn't seem happy.
Maybe you're right.
But she's the one being difficult, not me!
You're awful.
Yoshimi, I'm taking Mako home with me. She can stay at my place.
They live together
because they love each other.
Let them settle it between themselves.
You're drunk?
I've never drunk so much in my life!
You're going to pass out on me?
Get up!
I'll spill your secret!
What secret?
No! Please don't!
Mako, is Yoko a good friend?
Yes, a very good friend.
I see.
Yoko,
want to hear something interesting?
You two seem so close,
but he's in deep with another girl.
She's pudgy and short,
but still, a woman's a woman.
He slept with her right in this bed whenever he got horny.
Mako, is that true?
You knew?
What if I did?
You knew!
Yoshimi, you two-faced liar!
No!
Did you have your period?
No.
Stop it!
Let's go out.
- You got any money?
- We'll make some.
Like before?
I don't want to.
Why not?
I don't know.
Come on. Let's strike it rich!
What if I refuse?
I'm sorry. I'll do it.
What's wrong? You haven't said a word.
You looked so cheerful when you tapped on my window.
You're crying. What's wrong?
I'm sorry.
No need to apologize.
It's been a tough day.
Did something happen?
Nothing serious.
Tell me about it. You'll feel better.
I can't tell you.
Maybe I can help.
I'm sorry,
but I can't tell you.
I can't just stand by and watch a beautiful girl like you cry.
I'm sorry. I'll stop.
Stop here.
- I'm getting out.
- Why?
I couldn't sleep if I went home, so I'll just hang out here.
- Where?
- In a coffee shop or something.
You shouldn't, not on your own.
I'll find a guy in no time.
That's even worse.
I'm so sad I could die. I'm going to get drunk.
Wait.
- Come with me.
- Go with you?
You're a kind man. Will you listen to my story?
You should go home.
Let's go some place you know.
No.
Then let me out here.
Wait!
You asked me to take you home.
Leaving you in a place like this doesn't count.
Are you angry?
No.
Do you always drink when you're sad?
Sometimes.
That's not good.
I only drink when I'm happy, so I become twice as happy.
And when you're sad?
I don't drink. It'd only make things worse.
What do you do then?
I climb into bed and cry myself to sleep.
A grown man like you?
You cry yourself to sleep?
I meant when I was young!
See? You cheered up a bit.
- Thanks.
- Good night.
- I'm going to cry myself to sleep.
- Good.
- Goodbye.
- Goodbye.
- I let this one get away.
- That's a first.
Sorry. I wasn't in the mood.
What was he like?
He was a kind old man.
Maybe it was because I acted sad,
but he was much nicer than you were today.
Come on.
Get on.
This is my house.
Have you forgotten?
I think I'll stay here tonight. Okay?
Fine.
It'll be a relief to sleep alone for a change.
- Who is it?
- Makoto.
How come you're back?
Don't get angry at her.
That's just how young people are these days.
Why weren't you as understanding with me?
- Times have changed.
- That's not true.
You just went along with Mom.
It's not just that. Times were hard after the war,
and society was moving in a new direction.
I could go on about a new democratic Japan being born,
how freedom comes with responsibility and all that crap.
But what can I say to this girl today?
I'm not going to tell her what she can and cannot do.
I asked you why you came back.
I'm angry you didn't stick to the promise you made
when you left this house.
- Is Mr. Akimoto here?
- Come in.
Pardon the intrusion.
Yuki!
I was just passing by.
The place is a mess, but have a seat.
- Are you free?
- I am now.
The housewives are making dinner, and the factory workers are headed home.
So this is just a clinic now?
Yeah, the children's activities and free legal advice
gradually folded after our student days ended.
But workers always need a doctor.
I admire how you've stuck to your ideals.
I'm ashamed of myself.
I wonder if I really have.
Do you resent me for what happened?
That's all forgotten now.
Looking back,
there's no doubt how passionate we were about changing society.
But our methods were childish, and we made so many mistakes.
We couldn't break down the walls.
We got impatient and took it out on each other.
I don't blame you for choosing an older, more stable man.
What's so funny?
I thought I'd found stability, but I still haven't.
Doctor, the invalid is here.
Don't use that jargon!
I mean the patient.
You don't need to knock.
I thought you'd be angry.
Why would I be?
You're not angry about last night?
No.
How come?
I understand how you felt.
Thanks.
It turns out I'm pregnant.
Have you seen a doctor?
But we can't have a child.
You should get an abortion.
Since you screwed up last night, let's try again tonight.
You'll feel better.
No.
Why not? Abortions cost money.
No!
What's wrong?
How can you be so cruel?
Am I?
Yes.
Your baby
is inside me.
And yet,
you want other men to leer at me like hungry beasts.
I can't believe it.
I wasn't thinking that seriously.
I just thought if I beat some old lecher's face in, you'd feel better.
Didn't I tell you yesterday?
I feel like...
I'm not a person anymore, like I'm some object.
Maybe you don't understand.
I don't want to do it, period!
I get it. Calm down.
No, you don't get it.
I'm going.
Okay. See you tomorrow.
We'll talk this out then.
That's better, right?
Will you be at home?
Good evening.
Were you looking for a ride?
Get in. I'll take you home.
Not so sure today?
Will you tell me to go straight home again?
No.
Did crying yourself to sleep work?
It did. I felt a lot better.
Good.
That's why I want to drink tonight,
so I'll feel even happier.
Good. The drinks are on me.
But I don't even know your name.
My name is Horio.
I'm a hundred times happier.
You look sleepy.
A bit.
You want to go home? It's pretty late.
I'll call you a cab.
I'm staying the night.
You can too.
Or you can go.
Which would you prefer?
To be honest,
I'd rather you stayed.
I'll go call my boyfriend to ask if I can cheat on him.
Hello?
Is that you?
It's me. Long time no see.
I wanted to talk to you about something tomorrow.
What is it?
I don't owe you anything.
Why can't you treat me better?
Be nice to me or I'll fool around.
Okay?
Is it really okay?
I need a loan.
What for?
To pay for an abortion.
Forget it.
What are you doing?
For services rendered.
You're so callous.
Taking money from a woman you dumped to give to another you got pregnant.
How do you think she'll feel?
I can just imagine your reaction when she told you.
You have no idea how I feel or how she feels.
Oh, but I do.
I once got rid of a baby of yours.
I'm sure it was yours.
Why didn't you tell me?
I knew how you'd react, and I didn't want to get hurt.
I didn't want my dreams shattered.
Easier just to handle it myself.
But I doubt she'll handle it as shrewdly as I did.
You'll only hurt yourself. You'll only hurt each other.
- I feel sorry for you.
- Shut up!
Why did you come here?
Here.
The money.
And this is...
the map to the clinic. I called them up.
They said anytime after 8:00 p.m.
Go tonight if you want.
Stop making that face! I'm not the only one to blame!
- You don't have to worry anymore.
- What?
I slept with another man last night.
Really?
Yes.
Why did you do that?
Why?
Well?
I don't know.
Maybe to forget my sadness.
You're so cruel.
I thought an older man might be kinder.
Who is he?
His name is Horio. He owns Horio Industries.
He's the one who got away that night. I ran into him again.
We got drunk and slept together. He was gentle and kind.
But I just kept thinking of you!
I hate admitting it, but it's true!
But now I can put this all behind me.
I can get rid of the baby.
I mean it!
Mr. Horio? I have to talk to you.
Who are you?
It's about last night.
- I want you to pay for the girl.
- What's she to you?
You violated a young girl. You have to pay up.
You two are running a racket, eh?
Why else would a pretty girl give herself to an old man?
Very well.
- She was crying, you know.
- Just pretending.
I'll bet you're the one who upset her.
Shut up!
How about some tea?
Actually, I'm hungry.
- No, please!
- Shut up!
You again?
Cheeky son of a bitch, trying to rape one of my girls.
I oughtta make you pay.
But you, you need to be more picky.
Scum like him are good for nothing.
You beast!
Doctor.
Sorry to come by so late.
Come in.
- What's going on?
- You said you were free at night.
I just finished a minor operation.
How about a drink?
It's cheap stuff, but for old times' sake.
To our lost youth.
I want it back.
Huh?
I've broken up with my lover.
Why?
I want to start my life over.
My sister is just like I was then.
She's rebelling against the world, but in her own way.
I want to be like that again.
Is there anything I can do?
I know asking for your love now is too much,
but maybe I can help with your work.
You're the only one who can show me the way.
Doctor, that invalid--
Why are you here?
Mako had an abortion here.
What are you doing here?
She was once my girlfriend.
The workers who come here can't pay much,
so I have to provide other services.
Where is she?
She's still under anesthesia.
Leave us alone.
The irony!
We went around town, you with your doctor's bag,
me telling stories with picture cards.
We tried to change the world, but only ended up destroying ourselves.
We had no choice.
There was nothing we could do.
This twisted world warped our love.
We were so disciplined, we didn't even touch each other.
We fought this screwed-up world and vented our anger in protests.
But we just wound up screwing up ourselves.
We hurt each other and broke up.
We had to accept defeat. What else could we do?
Your sister and her friends,
unlike us,
vent their rage by giving in to all their desires.
But can they win that way?
Sooner or later,
failures like this will follow one after another
and warp them as well. They'll be torn apart!
No, we won't!
We'll see.
That poor girl was in despair!
You're wrong!
You don't know what you're saying. We're not like you!
I hope that's true.
Well, it's not!
Please stop.
You already destroyed my last hope.
Would you destroy theirs too?
We have no hope.
That's why we won't wind up pathetic like you!
You're sure you won't break up?
You bet I am!
I'd better go.
Why don't you stay?
Tonight,
we were defeated a second time. Let's have a drink.
We won't be meeting again.
Let's have one long farewell drink until dawn.
Akimoto, let her go.
Yuki, that woman...
is like a wife to me.
I'm chained to her for the rest of my life!
Goodbye.
Please look after Mako.
How do you feel?
You came to see me?
Have you been here all night?
I've got to be nice sometimes.
I don't want you shacking up with some old man.
Don't be stupid.
How do you feel?
Still a little groggy.
You'll be better soon.
Let's go away for a couple of days.
Have you got any money?
I remember that time on the boat.
You were so mean at first.
You'd get angry about something and take it out on me.
But then,
you became nicer when we started robbing those men.
Beating them up and taking their money lifted your spirits.
I'm going to stop.
Why?
You don't like it.
- Is that really why?
- Yes.
We enjoyed the thrill,
but it made us miserable too.
I felt like I was being bought and sold.
As long as there are buyers, that's how it is.
Men are always chasing women, aren't they?
You'll protect me, won't you?
Don't worry.
Sorry, we can't make love right now.
That's okay.
You're so sweet.
- Mr. Fujii? Miss Shinjo?
- What is it?
I have a warrant for your arrest for extortion.
I spent some time with Mr. Horio, but that's all.
I swear that's all it was.
The next day, Fujii went to demand money from him
and even admitted that it was a racket.
Well?
Yeah, we did it a lot, because it worked every time.
Don't you think it was wrong?
No, I don't.
Those guys who lure girls with money and cars, aren't they to blame?
I have to admit
you may have a point.
But that still doesn't make them responsible for your actions.
You used an unnecessary degree of force.
That's right.
You stole their money,
then took a trip to the beach.
The fact is you don't care about what's right.
You just like money.
Money!
Money buys clothes, good food, even abortions.
Like your victims, you believe that money can buy anything.
So who's at fault? You're all the same!
So spare me your excuses!
Now you show your true colors.
Lashing out, that's all you think about!
How about admitting you might be in the wrong?
It's time we discuss the details.
You have a visitor.
Brother, what are you doing here?
Idiot! Fool around with loose women and this is what happens.
My husband does business with Horio.
I spoke with him.
He won't press charges if you show remorse.
I said there were mitigating circumstances.
All you have to do is apologize sincerely.
I take my eyes off him for a second and this happens. I'm sorry.
That's all right.
He can stay with me for a while.
Thank you.
Thanks for ratting me out.
But I suppose our failures in our youth
are why you're all so screwed up, so no hard feelings.
- Move it.
- Just a minute.
Where is she? I thought you were together forever?
Get in.
Your girlfriend wasn't released.
She's being held by the juvenile court
since she's still a minor.
So you two are over.
Why do you keep stalking me?
After all I did to help you!
Don't forget I got you out of there.
You admitted you were wrong.
I'm glad you had a change of heart, after being so adamant before.
I lied.
Otherwise, they wouldn't have let me go.
I still don't think what I did was wrong.
Where will you go now?
I think you can guess. Goodbye.
- What's wrong?
- Let's go.
Wait a sec.
- I can't today.
- Why not?
Where are you going? I'll drive you.
That's okay.
Leave us alone!
Your ex-lover?
I didn't ask her to, but she got me off the hook.
- What a nuisance.
- Let's go.
- What is she to you now?
- Nothing.
She's ruining everything. I was so excited a while ago.
She's still following us.
Lose that car.
Thank goodness!
I don't have any money.
You neither?
What's the big idea, getting in without any money?
- What's going on?
- They have no money.
- How much is it?
- 360 yen.
I feel sorry for you, so I'll go. But keep in touch.
What shall we do?
I don't know.
- What do we do?
- I don't know.
Why don't we run our scam again?
Like I told the police, we did nothing wrong.
Mako, let's break up.
What are you saying?
Don't you think that's best?
Why? Are you that upset about getting arrested?
You asked me to protect you so you'd never be bought and sold.
I'm not strong enough to do that.
That's not true.
You said women don't want to be bought and sold.
But it's not just women.
It's men too.
We have no choice but to sell ourselves.
That's how the world is.
No matter how hard I try--
That's why we'll try together--
It won't make any difference.
We'll only hurt each other.
So instead,
let's each try on our own. It's easier that way.
Even though we might fail.
No.
Even if we live together again, It won't be the same.
Let's say goodbye.
No!
Do you love me?
Yes.
I've got to go.
No.
I'm sorry.
Wait.
Why?
Hey, I've been looking for you.
You got us into a real mess.
What do you mean?
The police traced the plates on that motorcycle.
It was stolen.
Two of my guys are going to jail.
But I'm sure you'll make up for it, won't you?
I'll bet you have no money.
How about lending us your girlfriend?
I heard she was a lot of fun. How about it?
Forget it.
Forget it?
Hey, be careful!
What's wrong? Don't you feel well?
I'll take you home. Where do you live?
How come you're so quiet?
Give us the girl.
- Never!
- What's that?
You don't look well. How about we take a little rest?
No, let me out.
Come on, tell us!
- Let me out!
- No, not yet.
Let me out!
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Can you give me a lift?
Sure.
- Where are you going?
- To Sugamo.
I'm going somewhere else.
Mako!
This one's OK!
- Do you often ask for lifts?
- Sometimes.
- Why? There's public transport.
- This is easier.
More fun too, don't you think?
Bye.
It's not this way.
Fancy a bite? I know a great restaurant.
Alright.
HOTEL
- I'd better go home, it's late.
- No, it's not.
- Take me home.
- Don't be like that.
Bye.
Come on!
- No!
- Come on, please!
- No!
- Damn you!
- Who was your friend?
- He was just taking me home.
Let's go!
- Where?
- To the police.
You're kidding!
What if I hadn't turned up?
- Take that.
- You fool!
BLOODY RIOTS IN SOUTH KOREA
On April 19th in Seoul...
a crowd led by university students...
walked along the main roads in protest.
There were clashes with the police during the demonstration.
Hi.
Why didn't you wait for me?
You weren't on time.
- Do you smoke?
- No. Did you think I smoked?
- Aren't you old enough?
- What do you mean?
Smoking. Looking for thrills.
I'm not looking for thrills.
Did you only want a lift?
Of course.
Not interested in men or curious about sex?
Not at all.
I can't stand to see girls hanker after filthy rich middle-aged men.
They're innocent enough at the start, but if that guy had been smarter...
Down with the US security pact!
- Hey!
- Hi.
He's a friend of mine, he's joined the movement.
Let's go. We have that money to spend.
No, please! I can't swim!
- Will you do as I say?
- No.
Too bad for you.
Why don't you want to?
So why did you come then?
You're curious about men? For sex? I'll satisfy that curiosity.
Don't you hate me?
You didn't do it because you hate me?
At first, I was angry.
But not only at you.
At who then?
Everyone!
You asked me why I came.
- I didn't want to at first.
- Why not?
I was embarrassed about last night.
But...
I wanted to set things straight.
Is it all clear now?
We were tired, so we came here to rest a bit.
- Right. The rent, please.
- I owe you one.
- You want us to go?
- No need.
I'm sorry. Give us an hour.
Lock the door.
- You've had enough to drink.
- I learnt from you.
You'll wet the bed.
There's something I want to ask you.
Go on.
- I'm not sure if I should.
- Go ahead.
Do you like me?
Of course.
Shall we go?
How much is it?
You seem very happy.
- Taking your latest catch for a quickie?
- I already did that.
You work fast.
Are you ready to dump her?
Do you need help?
Could be a good way to make some dough.
- When'll I see you? You'll call?
- Yes.
Call me.
It's my friend's number.
Her name's Yoko.
There's no need for you to take me home.
Take your part of the money.
- Keep it till next time.
- I'll spend it.
I don't mind.
I'll take you home.
My sister.
Mr Fujii took me home. My sister.
- Thanks a lot.
- You're welcome.
- See you.
- Goodbye.
What happened? You look a mess.
- I fell into the water.
- How?
We hired a motorboat by the seaside. It was fun.
Yoko, didn't anyone call me?
No.
- It's been a week.
- What does he mean to you?
You'd better tell me.
Are you going home?
I'm staying a bit longer. See you tomorrow.
Go away.
It's over between us.
Sorry about the other day.
Kiyoshi will be late, but I know where he is.
You're lucky.
Tutor, there's a call for you.
Guess who it is.
It's me, Makoto.
You didn't call me.
I wanted to break up.
What? Why?
For what reason?
No special reason.
Listen, I'm seeing another woman.
A nice girl like you should stay away from guys like me.
The night I met you, I'd just slept with her at the hotel.
Let's meet one more time at least.
We'd better not.
No, you have to see me.
You said you liked me.
Hey, it's me. Sorry, but I told her where you are.
Why take her to your room if she was only a one-night stand?
You liked her, didn't you?
Anyhow, see you at the bar.
Are you worried because she called?
Of course.
- Do you want to see her?
- Yes.
But you won't, will you?
Why not?
- I'm going.
- I won't let you go.
Who's he?
- Maybe he's not coming.
- He'll come.
You can't trust men.
You can trust me.
It's so late, I'd better go home.
Will you wait for him?
Better wait in his room.
I'll take Yoko home.
There's no need.
- I'll be in their way.
- Maybe you're right.
Will you be OK on your own?
- Yes, no problem.
- OK, bye.
See you.
Miss, where are you going?
- You want to go dancing?
- No.
Come on, we know about you.
- Play the game.
- I can't dance.
- But I'll have a drink.
- Good.
A toast to friendship.
Not very kind of your friends to leave you on your own.
Come on. Knock it back.
Drink!
Let's dance!
What's going on here?
Do you want to steal our girl?
- Sorry.
- Not so fast.
Where are you going?
- You're drunk.
- What?!
Easy, boys.
It'd cost you a lot to ruin this place.
Go outside and sort it out.
Alright.
Are you with me?
I'll be referee.
Stop it!
That's enough.
You're not bad, kid.
But stay away from those yobs.
You got me? Stop it.
- What about you?
- We want to continue.
Listen, kid...
Their job is prostituting women and ripping them off.
It's a shame they got your girl.
It looks like business is slow.
How about paying back with money?
- Any objection?
- No.
- No hard feelings?
- No.
- How much?
- Ten thousand yen.
- But he's a kid!
- Alright, five thousand.
I don't have it.
Bring it to the bar tomorrow.
Alright. Now go.
- Aren't you going?
- You go first.
Why do you do this to me?
Tell me. Why has this happened?
Why do you do it?
You don't even love me, so why?
- Tell me, why?
- Stop it!
I... love you.
That's why I hate doing it like this, if you don't love me.
But it happens every time we see each other.
So I don't want to see you anymore.
You're wrong to think you can treat me like this.
I never want to see you again.
- I love you.
- That's not true.
I really do love you.
- You're lying.
- It's the truth.
Are you sure?
Are you really sure?
You lied at the bar the other day.
Today you're telling the truth?
Seems like you are.
You can never leave me.
Don't even think about it.
Do you still love me?
Of course.
I'd better go home.
Home?
To get my books and go to high school.
You know...
I'll try and come tonight, but if I don't, call me at Yoko's house.
Don't forget this time.
Where have you been?
Tell me.
I'm sorry.
- Where did you sleep?
- You'll scold me if I tell you.
It's never happened before.
Thank heavens.
Returning after dark was enough for Mum to scold me when I was her age.
Now daddy never tells you off. Right?
I'll be late for work.
Aren't you going?
I'll stay to hear what she has to say.
Tell your sister Yuki, then she'll tell me.
- Where are you going?
- I'll be late for school.
First you're going to explain.
- Why?
- It's that student, isn't it?
He's no good.
You met him the other day.
Who'd have thought you frequent love hotels.
How far has your relationship gone? Tell me.
I don't want to.
Why should I? I'll skip school, I need to sleep.
Mako!
Come in.
Come home.
I'll come when I want.
But not now.
Why not?
No special reason.
I say this for you both.
Quit now, before you get hurt.
Like you?
Yes.
You told me you never came home late when you were young.
That's true. Mum was very strict and Dad too.
The world wasn't yet such an open-minded place.
But though times were bad, I had my fun when I was young.
But you lost, and now you hang out in hotels with dirty old men.
You didn't go all out like us.
I had real dreams... not empty ones like you.
But you lost because you were weak.
And are you two sure you won't lose?
We are.
Are you sure your love story won't end?
Yes.
It won't work. Shack up here for a while...
and passion will give way to misery.
Then it will be too late.
She's right. You'd better go home.
No, I'm coming to live here.
- Did you plan to?
- I've just decided.
Then don't come to me for help, no matter how bad things get.
Fine.
Goodbye to you both.
What about school?
- I'm coming.
- Bye.
- Is that OK?
- Sure.
I'll get my stuff tomorrow. Can I move in here?
Of course.
You didn't show up, so we came.
- I was on my way.
- You're a good kid.
Let's have a drink.
Lend me your motorbike.
- And the money?
- From the pawnshop.
No point in paying them.
- We can make more money.
- How?
You go and ask for a lift and I'll follow you.
When he comes on to you, I'll show up.
It worked last time.
- Sounds like fun.
- Will you do it?
- What if he won't come on?
- You make him.
If he doesn't, I'll beat him up.
- Let's go.
- Right.
- Sorry, I must've fallen asleep.
- Napping with your mouth wide open.
They made me drink six cocktails.
- Who?
- Those guys.
I'll get out here.
- Why?
- I'm still a bit drunk.
I can't go home like this, I'll have a rest.
- Where?
- At the jazz bar.
- That's no place for you.
- It's the only one I know.
All right, I'll take you there.
- I didn't want a hotel.
- You said you wanted to rest. Wait!
- Come here.
- Let me go!
- Hold on.
- Leave that poor girl alone.
You want to go to the police?
I'll take her home. You'll pay for the cab.
Miss Makoto Shinjo, report to your class teacher.
- Why?
- Pretend not to hear and just leave.
Rumour is you're living with a student. That's why.
Surely not about Mako.
I heard about your relationship so I called your sister.
She said it wasn't true and I feel relieved.
Have you got a boyfriend?
Yes.
I see. Please sit down.
You'd better not take it seriously. Don't get too involved.
Don't get too serious like your sister here.
Her romance kept us in suspense when we were young.
Don't say that.
Do you still see Akimoto?
Never.
In our days, young people were too shy.
You didn't even used to hold hands.
Give me one.
Nowadays, girls like her even sleep with men.
Be careful, it's hard to live those rumours down.
Who spoke about me?
It doesn't matter.
Thanks for not saying anything.
Two months have gone by.
I'm amazed. Things seem to be going all right.
I envy you, in a certain way. What is your life like?
I'm meeting Yoko, I have to go. Bye.
You know...
I think taking part in the student demonstrations is stupid.
Why don't we think about getting married instead?
I thought about it.
I envy Mako.
They live in such a dingy room...
but they're so in love.
I wouldn't let you live in a dump like this.
Are you sure?
Why don't you live with me at my place for a while?
You made me wait.
Looks like I did well.
I'm Yoko, I met him here.
I'm Fujii. What's happening?
Nothing special.
Mako's going to be a bit late.
I'm going to buy something.
Lady-killer.
Have you come to show off your new lover?
Don't be like that. Have some fun.
Instead of lecturing me...
why don't you think about your future?
Not Beethoven.
The school fees...
- What?
- Did you pay them?
Yes, all of them.
Good. How did you get the money?
From her? You get things easily.
Today I went to college for a change.
They told me of the class cutbacks.
State schools are easier. They're not very strict there.
What would you do if I told her about your ex-lover?
That's a cowardly joke!
Cowardly?
You never know. I could blow the gaff.
- Drink.
- You think I can't?
Don't make him drink too much.
Excuse me?
I've had more than him. I can drink loads.
A nice whisky like this.
Mako, Kiyoshi's being mean.
Why do you spread rumours?
- I never said a word about you.
- How come everyone knows?
Maybe somebody saw you with him.
And that we live together?
Mako! If you don't like it, you shouldn't have started.
I'm not your pimp. I never forced you to leave home.
There's no point getting angry now.
Say something, Yoshimi.
Don't let him take it out on her.
Maybe she's not happy.
Doesn't Mako look happy?
That might be true, but it's not my fault.
You're cruel.
Yoshimi...
I'm taking Mako home, she can stay with me.
But they live together... because they love each other.
Let them decide on their own.
Are you drunk?
I've never been so drunk.
Don't collapse on my bed again.
Get up!
I'll tell them.
What?
No! Have a heart!
Mako, is Yoko a good friend of yours?
Yes, she's my best friend.
Right.
Do you want to know a really terrible thing?
You two look so close...
but your boyfriend has another woman.
She's a stocky, ugly hag, but she is a woman.
She used to come here and sleep with him, in that bed.
Mako, is it true?
Did you know?
What if I had known?
You knew.
How two-faced of you! Liar!
Don't.
Did you get your period?
No.
Let's go out.
- Have you got any money?
- We'll make some.
Like before?
Don't count on me.
Why?
I don't know.
Come on, be good.
What if I refuse?
I'm kidding. Let's do it?
What's wrong? Why are you so quiet?
You looked rather happy when you knocked on the car window.
You're crying. What's happened?
I'm sorry.
Don't be sorry.
I feel so sad today.
Has something bad happened?
Nothing serious.
Tell me about it, you'll feel better.
I can't tell you.
You never know. Maybe I can help you.
Thanks all the same...
but I can't tell you.
You can't?
I can't sit next to a beautiful girl like you and watch her cry.
I'm sorry. No more crying.
I'll get out here.
- Let me out.
- Why?
I wouldn't sleep if I went home, I'll kill some time somewhere.
- Where?
- In a tea house.
You shouldn't, not on your own.
I'll find a friend.
That's even worse.
I feel awful! I'll get drunk!
Wait.
- Do you want to come with me?
- Where to?
Will you listen to my story?
- You should go home.
- Let's go someplace you know.
No.
Let me out here then.
You asked me to take you home.
I can't leave you in a place like this.
Are you cross?
No.
Do you always drink when you're sad?
Sometimes.
That's not good.
I only drink when I'm happy, so I get even happier.
And when you're sad?
I don't drink, it'd just make things worse.
What do you do then?
I go home and cry myself to sleep.
You cry?
You cry yourself to sleep?
When I was young.
You see? You feel better already.
- Thanks.
- Goodnight.
I'll cry myself to sleep.
Good.
Goodbye.
- He didn't come on to me.
- That's odd.
Sorry, but he wasn't in the mood.
What was he like?
He was a kind, old man.
Much kinder than you were to me today.
Get on the back, come on!
This is my house.
You forgot?
I think I'll stay here tonight, OK?
Fine. We can sleep alone every now and again.
Who is it?
It's Makoto.
How come you're back?
Don't get mad at her.
Nowadays, young people...
You're so understanding. Why weren't you so nice to me?
- Times have changed.
- Not true! You never stood up to Mum.
Times were hard after the war...
We thought we had new horizons.
Japan became a democracy, so I had reason to lecture you.
Like how freedom goes hand in hand with responsibility.
But what can I say to this girl today?
Nothing.
I don't want to tell her what she shouldn't do.
The reason I'm upset that you're home...
is because you didn't stick to what you said when you left this house.
- Is Mr Akimoto here?
- Come in.
Thanks.
Hi, Yuki.
I was passing by.
Come in...
have a seat.
- Have you got time?
- All the time you want.
Women are busy cooking dinner and men are still at work.
Just patients these days?
Yes, we've stopped doing legal counselling and the other stuff.
All voluntary workers quit.
Now, there's just the clinic left.
At least you're still trying to fulfil your dreams.
I do wonder sometimes.
Akimoto, did you hate me? Did I disappoint you?
It's an old story, long forgotten.
When we were young... we were so eager to change society.
But we were naive...
we made many mistakes.
We pounded, but the wall kept standing.
By being impatient we ended up hurting each other.
I didn't blame you for choosing an older man.
Why are you laughing?
I thought I'd sorted myself out, but I hadn't.
Doctor, that sick guy...
Say: 'Patient!'
The patient.
What's with the formalities?
I thought you were angry.
What nonsense.
About last night.
- I'm not angry.
- How come?
I understand how you felt.
Thanks.
I think I'm pregnant.
Have you seen a doctor?
But we can't have a child.
Have an abortion.
Last night didn't go well. Let's try again.
You'll feel better.
No.
Why not? Abortions cost money.
What's wrong?
You're so cruel.
Cruel, me?
How could you?
It's your baby...
I'm carrying in my womb.
And you still want other men...
to look at me and desire me like animals.
That's terrible.
Don't get so serious about it.
I thought if I beat up some idiot, you'd feel better.
Didn't I already tell you yesterday?
I feel...
like I'm an object, no longer human.
I don't want to do it, full stop!
I mean it.
All right, calm down.
You don't understand.
I'm going.
See you tomorrow.
We'll talk then.
Maybe that's better.
Will you be at home?
Good evening.
Do you want a lift?
Get in, I'll take you home.
Are you hesitant today?
You'll tell me to go straight home?
No.
What was crying yourself to sleep like?
It worked. I woke up happier.
Good.
Tonight I want to drink so I'll feel even happier.
Good. The drinks are on me.
I don't even know your name.
My name's Horio.
I'm a hundred times happier.
You look tired.
A bit.
It's late. Do you want to go home?
I'll call you a cab.
I'm staying a while longer.
You can stay, too.
Or you can go...
Which do you prefer?
To be honest, I'd rather you stayed.
I'll call my boyfriend and ask if it's OK.
Hello?
Is that you, lady?
It's me.
Can I see you tomorrow?
What about?
I can't think why I should see you.
Tell me...
Why can't you be nicer to me?
Be sweet or it will all be over between us.
Please, honey. Be sweet.
I need a loan.
What for?
To pay for an abortion.
Never.
What are you doing?
This is for services rendered.
You've got a nerve...
taking my money to give it to some girl you got pregnant.
Try to put yourself in her place.
I can imagine your reaction when she told you.
You don't have a clue about me nor her.
You're wrong. I once aborted a child that was yours.
I was sure it was yours.
You've never told me.
I didn't want to be hurt by your indifference.
I refused to be disillusioned.
So I thought I'd be better off sorting it out by myself.
But this girl's hopeless. She's not strong like me.
Now, you'll just hurt each other. I feel sorry for you.
Shut up!
Why did you come here?
Here.
For the doctor.
This is the clinic's address.
I found out for you.
You can go anytime before 8. Go tonight, if you want.
Be honest. I'm not the only one to blame.
There's no need to worry.
What?
I slept with another man last night.
Really?
Of course.
Why did you do it?
Why?
I don't know, maybe to get over my sadness.
You're so cruel.
I thought an older man might be kinder.
Who is he?
His name's Horio. He runs a company of the same name.
The guy that got away the other night.
He was a good man...
so kind.
But I kept thinking of you all the time.
I hate admitting it, but it's true!
But I can forget now.
I can get rid of the baby.
I mean it.
Are you Mr Horio?
Who are you?
It's about last night.
How about paying for the girl?
What are you to her?
You should pay. No question about it.
So you two set me up then?
Why else would she have gone with you?
- The poor girl was crying.
- She was pretending.
Because of you?
Shut up!
Will you have a drink with me?
I'm hungry, I'd rather go and eat.
No, please!
Is it you again? Want to have fun with my woman?
I should make you pay.
You tried to betray me, didn't you?
Didn't you know he's no good?
You animal!
Doctor.
Sorry about the time.
Come in.
- Why did you come?
- You said nights are quiet.
I just finished a minor operation.
How about a drink for old times' sake?
To our lost youth.
I'd love to have it back.
What?
I've split with my lover.
I want to start again.
My sister is just like I was.
In her own way she's rebelling against the world.
I want to be like that again.
Is there anything I can do?
If it can't be love...
maybe a job or something else.
You're the only one who can give me a chance.
Doctor, the man of that sick woman's here.
What's going on?
Mako had an abortion here.
Why are you here?
She's an ex-lover of mine.
My patients rarely pay me.
So I have to do other jobs.
She's sleeping.
Leave us alone.
What splendid irony.
We tried to change the world, with my puppet play and your doctor's bag.
We were both so determined. What good was it?
We couldn't do anything about it.
This is a cruel world and it destroyed our love.
At least our love remained pure and chaste.
We vented our anger with the student demonstrations.
But it was all pointless.
We got hurt and we split up.
We had to accept defeat.
Your sister and her man, on the other hand...
struggle with the world by giving in to all their desires.
But they won't be able to win.
In the end...
their failures, like this abortion...
will drive them apart.
No, never!
The poor girl looked desperate when she arrived.
You're wrong.
Don't talk nonsense. We're not like you two.
- I wish that were the case.
- But it's not.
Don't destroy my last hope.
Or you'll destroy theirs too.
We have no dreams, that's why we'll never end up like you.
- Are you so sure you will stay together?
- Of course!
I'd better go.
There's no rush.
We were beaten again tonight.
Let's have a drink.
We needn't see each other again. Let's drink the night away.
I don't want to hear anymore.
Yuki... there's this woman...
it's like she's my wife.
I'm tied to her for the rest of my life!
Goodbye.
Take care of her.
Did you come for me?
Did you stay all night?
I must be kind occasionally. I don't want you to cheat on me.
Stupid.
How are you feeling?
Still a bit dizzy.
You'll be fine.
Let's go on a trip.
Have you got any money?
It reminds me of that time on the boat.
You were horrible at first.
You'd get angry with me for all sorts of reasons.
But once we had done our set-up, you were very sweet to me.
Now you vent your anger on the guys you rip off.
I'm going to stop doing it.
Why?
You don't like it.
- Is that why?
- Yes.
I admit I enjoy the thrill...
but it also makes me feel miserable.
I hated being used like that.
Those men are to blame.
Men are always chasing women, aren't they?
You'll protect me, won't you?
Don't worry.
Are you cross that I couldn't?
No.
You're so sweet.
Fujii? Miss Shinjo?
- What do you want?
- You're both wanted for extortion.
I went for some fun with Mr Horio.
That's all. He has nothing to do with it.
But Fujii beat him up and said it was about a set-up.
Which is it?
There are so many idiots around.
Do you admit you were wrong?
No.
Aren't these guys to be blamed? They lure girls with cars and money.
I have to admit you're right about that. You're a smart guy.
But someone needs to be responsible.
I heard you used force for no reason.
Right.
You took some money...
and spent it having fun.
Apart from your theories, the fact is that you like money.
Money buys clothes, food and even abortions.
Just like your victims, you covet money.
You're just like them, you're a victim of money too!
You always think about hurting people.
Stop pretending you're innocent!
Isn't it time you confessed?
One visit.
It's you, brother.
You idiot. Serves you right.
My husband is doing business with Horio.
I asked him to put in a good word for you. So act like you're sorry.
If you apologise, Horio won't press charges. You just need to say sorry.
I apologise that I didn't look after him.
He can stay with me for a while.
Thanks.
Thanks for telling the whole story.
Anyhow, I don't hate you.
You're in trouble because we failed when we were young.
Let's go.
One more thing.
Why are you alone? Weren't you inseparable?
Get in the car.
That girl who said she carried your baby is staying in.
She's a minor so she'll go to a reform school.
You're through with her.
Why do you keep bothering me?
How can you say that after all I did for you?
I got you out of there. Don't forget that.
You admitted you were wrong.
That makes a nice change from your usual behaviour.
I lied to them. Otherwise they wouldn't have let me go.
I still don't think I was wrong.
Where will you go?
You should know. Goodbye.
- Why don't you let me in?
- Let's go.
- I can't today.
- Why?
Where are you going? I'll take you.
No way.
Is she your ex-lover?
She got me out of prison. I didn't ask for it.
I hate her.
- What is she to you now?
- Nothing.
I don't like her. I was ready to start again.
She's still following us.
Lose her.
- That feels better.
- I don't have a penny.
Don't you?
What a nerve. Taking a ride for free.
- What's up?
- No money.
- How much is it?
- 360 yen.
I'll let you go for today. Call me.
What shall we do?
I don't know.
- Any ideas?
- None.
How about doing our set-up?
I told the policemen I didn't think we were wrong.
Mako... let's break up.
What are you saying?
I think it's for the best.
Don't get inhibited by an arrest.
You asked me to prevent you from becoming an object.
But I can't protect you.
Don't say that.
You said that's what women are like.
Not just women. Men are no different.
We can only sell ourselves in order to go on living.
No matter how I fight it, that's what the world is like.
But together, we...
Together or alone, it's the same thing.
We just hurt each other.
So why not try by ourselves?
Together it'll probably be a failure.
No.
Even if we get back together again, it won't be the same thing.
Goodbye.
No!
Do you love me?
I love you.
Goodbye.
No!
I see.
Wait.
I need you.
I was looking for you.
You've got us into a real mess.
Why?
Remember that motorbike? It was stolen.
So those two got arrested.
You'll sort everything out, obviously.
If you don't have cash, how about lending us your girlfriend?
I heard you had fun.
What'll it be?
I won't give her to you.
Be careful.
Watch out!
What's wrong? Don't you feel well?
Where do you live? I'll take you home.
How come you're so quiet?
Give us the girl.
Never!
How about we rest here for a while?
No, let me out.
- Let me out.
- Not yet, kid!
Let me out!