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Banana Exchange Diary
A woman shares the power of self-love with her female friend. Complications ensue with her male partner. Can these two women reconnect?
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A woman shares the power of self-love with her female friend. Complications ensue with her male partner. Can these two women reconnect?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Bunshiro Tsuji, Masami Himeno
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Video Magazine, Nikkatsu Corporation
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