Naoki Hansawa

In the 1990s, Naoki Hansawa (played by Masato Sakai), a college graduate with a tragic past, entered the Industrial Central Bank as he wished. At the same time, Naoki Kondo (played by Kenichi Takifuji) and Shinobu Watari (played by Oikawa Mitsuhiro) worked hard towards the goals in their hearts. The seemingly glamorous bankers experienced unimaginable physical and mental torture before and after the bubble economy recession. Entering the 21st century, the Industrial Central Bank and Tokyo Daiichi Bank merged to form the Tokyo Central Bank. At this time, Hansawa served as the head of the financing section of the Osaka Nishi Branch. He firmly believed that human nature is good and he adhered to universal morality while performing his duties as a banker. The 500 million yen loan fraud incident pushed Banzawa to the edge of the cliff of his career, and also prompted him to completely break with the branch president and even the top executives in the industry who only valued protecting themselves, following the trend, and valuing profits over righteousness. It was like a mantis fighting against the current, fighting against the current. Can Banzawa single-handedly change this indifferent and corrupt status quo? This film is adapted from the original works of Jun Ikeido's "Anaru Group" and "Anaru Group".