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Hiro and Ando are brought to Port Washington Harbor in Long Island to meet Hiro's father.

Kaito's assistant leaves a parking garage with Hiro and Ando, and takes them to the harbor to meet Hiro's father.

Kaito and Kimiko talk with Hiro, trying to convince him to come back to Yamagato Industries.

According to the commentary for Distractions shooting for scenes at Port Washington Harbor was done in San Pedro, California.
In an interview, Nate Goodman lists Kurosawa's High and Low as an influence for Hiro and Kaito's scenes at Port Washington Harbor. Specifically, the scene used "formal compositions and long takes in which people are coming into the foreground and into closeups, and then receding into the background." Further, Nate felt that felt George Takei was "channeling Toshirō Mifune".

Kaito meets with his son at the harbor to tell him to put all distractions aside.
Kaito rips up a crucial painting at the harbor.
Mr. Nakamura harshly questions his son at the port.
Kaito and Kimiko discuss the business while looking over the Long Island Sound.

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 ==Trivia==
 * According to the [[commentary]] for ''[[Distractions]]'' shooting for scenes at Port Washington Harbor was done in [[Wikipedia:San Pedro, Los Angeles, California|San Pedro, California]].
+* In an [[Interview:Nate Goodman|interview]], [[Nate Goodman]] lists Kurosawa's ''[[wikipedia:High and Low|High and Low]]'' as an influence for [[Hiro]] and [[Kaito]]'s scenes at Port Washington Harbor. Specifically, the scene used "formal compositions and long takes in which people are coming into the foreground and into closeups, and then receding into the background." Further, Nate felt that felt [[George Takei]] was "channeling Toshirō Mifune".
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