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A Girl in My Room
A ghost of a girl, Aisuke, suddenly appears in the room of Yohei, who was just dumped by his lover. Aisuke, who has never experienced love during her lifetime, is very interested in "dating" and giving Yohei useless advice.
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A ghost of a girl, Aisuke, suddenly appears in the room of Yohei, who was just dumped by his lover. Aisuke, who has never experienced love during her lifetime, is very interested in "dating" and giving Yohei useless advice.
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Genre:Romance, Fantasy, Drama
Written By:Chugaku Yamamoto, Natsuki Takahashi
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Stardust Pictures, TC Entertainment, anrico, MINY MIX CREATIVE
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