Joji Matsuoka	...	(Director)
Yarô Abe, Katsuhiko Manabe, Kensaku Kojima, Joji Matsuoka	...	(Writer)
Kaoru Kobayashi	...	Bar master
Mansaku Fuwa	...	Chu
Tamae Andô	...	Marilyn
Toshiki Ayata	...	Kosuzu
Tokio Emoto	...	Hajime nishida
Kaoru Hirata	...	Saya
Kiyofumi Kaneko	...	Kanemoto
Akiko Kikuchi	...	Akemi sugita
Asako Kobayashi	...	Rumi
Yutaka Matsushige	...	Ryu
Ken Mitsuishi	...	Noguchi
Yûichirô Nakayama	...	Hachiro
Jô Odagiri	...	Kogure
Kiyohiko Shibukawa	...	Tadao
Yukiko Shinohara	...	Izumi
Kimie Fukuhara	...	Composer
Keisuke Hinami	...	Composer
Tsunekichi Suzuki	...	Composer
Ryô Ohtsuka	...	Cinematographer
Shinichi Fushima	...	Editor

Comments: I think this is a spinoff from a TV series because everybody acted like we already know and love them. I didn't find any of the patrons of this establishment interesting (except Tamae Andô who doesn't get much screen time and doesn't get have any story arc). Ditto the "Master" cook guy. There's annoying plucky guitar and when the Master served up the advice "You need to learn to forgive yourself" I knew I should have punted. (Actually the homeless girl, Mikako Tabe was interesting but she disappears half way through and doesn't return (much).)

Summary: A cook opens a restaurant that only serves from midnight till dawn. One day, he discovers an obituary urn. Follow the stories of his regulars tangled astound this urn.