About Slow Step
- Released on June 01, 1991
The story revolves around a romantic triangle formed by the girl Minatsu Nakazato, a young student and softball player; Shu Akiba, a schoolmate; and Naoto Kadomatsu, an up-and-coming boxer. In reality the three-way relationship is more like three-and-a-half, considering that Naoto is in love with Maria... actually Minatsu herself, who`d once disguised herself to escape some evildoers.
Full Cast of Slow Step
Yukimasa Kishino plays Bitou
Megumi Urawa plays Cinama worker, female teacher
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