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Hanako is looking for stability with her man. She gets dumped instead. She begins dating. Miki studied and worked hard to get to where she is and is holding down a job. They are introduced through an intermediary man.
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Hanako is looking for stability with her man. She gets dumped instead. She begins dating. Miki studied and worked hard to get to where she is and is holding down a job. They are introduced through an intermediary man.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Yukiko Sode
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Runtime:124 minutes
Studio:Bandai Namco Arts, Tokyo Theatres Company, ColorBird, Shueisha, My Theater D.D.
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