Akiyoshi Sugiura

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Akiyoshi Sugiura (杉浦昭嘉, Sugiura Akiyoshi) is a Japanese film director. He was the movie-maker of two films featured in the Akihabara Trilogy.

Filmography[edit]

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Pretty Maid Café^[1]
Cat Girl Kiki^[2]^[3]

External links[edit]

Akiyoshi Sugiura at IMDb

References[edit]

^ "THE AKIHABARA TRILOGY".
^ "Watch The First Trailer For Quirky Japanese Dramedy DOG'S WAY". 25 February 2014.
^ "THE AKIHABARA TRILOGY".

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