Go-Con! Japanese Love Culture was released on March 10, 2000.

Go-Con! Japanese Love Culture was directed by Nobuyuki Shintani.

Go-Con! Japanese Love Culture has a runtime of 1h 40m.

Go-Con! Japanese Love Culture was produced by Miwako Kurihara.

Go-Con is a fashionable Japanese-English word often used by young and trendy Japanese. It means hanging out in a new age matchmaking style that suits the Japanese, especially the ones who are shy and reserved. Three young layabouts use a cafe as a meeting place for their go-con affairs. Initially, they enjoy their trysts with all kinds of women who include high school girls, office ladies, air stewardess and divorced housewives. Even the chefs in the kitchen get into the thick of the action by taking bets on which girl the three horny kids will finally pick up. But things started taking a turn for the worse when an old flame signs up for the go-con.

The key characters in Go-Con! Japanese Love Culture are Jun (Rina Uchiyama), Miyuki (Tae Kimura), Chef (Chosuke Ikariya).

Go-Con! Japanese Love Culture is a Comedy, Romance film.

Go-Con! Japanese Love Culture has an audience rating of 6.5 out of 10.