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Blue Experience: Interns in Love 

University student Nonoka is job-hunting with her sights set on the advertising industry. However, she struggles to present herself effectively in interviews and is on the verge of losing confidence. Supporting and encouraging her are her best friend Azusa, who has already secured a job offer, and her carefree boyfriend Akira. One day, Azusa arranges a drinks gathering to cheer Nonoka up. There, she encounters Ōshiro, a male student she previously shared an interview venue with, and they become excited by this chance reunion.
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University student Nonoka is job-hunting with her sights set on the advertising industry. However, she struggles to present herself effectively in interviews and is on the verge of losing confidence. Supporting and encouraging her are her best friend Azusa, who has already secured a job offer, and her carefree boyfriend Akira. One day, Azusa arranges a drinks gathering to cheer Nonoka up. There, she encounters Ōshiro, a male student she previously shared an interview venue with, and they become excited by this chance reunion.

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Directed By:Goshi Kawano
Written By:Goshi Kawano
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Runtime:73 minutes
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