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A Perfect Day for Love Letters
A live-action adaptation of George Asakura’s manga, consisting of interwoven romantic vignettes centered around heartfelt letters exchanged between lovers.
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A live-action adaptation of George Asakura’s manga, consisting of interwoven romantic vignettes centered around heartfelt letters exchanged between lovers.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Yuko Matsuda, Mika Ohmori, Takaya Okamoto, Zenboku Sato
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Runtime:111 minutes
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Cast
Koto Nagata, Mika Ohmori, Taikan Suga, Mahoko Takanari
Director
Ayaka Komatsu
(segment "Yuki ni saku hana")
Hosachi Mori
Mariko Sugihara (segment "Binsen-biyori")
Eri Murakawa
(segment "Atashi o shiranai kimi e")
Noriko Nakagoshi
(segment "Binsen-biyori")
Tetsuji Tamayama
(segment "Ikarusu no koibito-tachi")
Kei Tanaka
(segment "Yuki ni saku hana")
Yoji Tanaka
(segment "Yuki ni saku hana")
Takashi Tsukamoto
(segment "Ikarusu no koibito-tachi")
Nao Toyama
Tomohisa Yuge
(segment "Atashi o shiranai kimi e")
Koji Ohkura
(segment "Binsen-biyori")
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