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Checkpoint of the Life
Set around Ide, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan, Sasaoka Yuri and Ogawa Yosuke have been friends since they were children. They are crazed about bicycling. The two grow up through interacting with people in town.
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Set around Ide, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan, Sasaoka Yuri and Ogawa Yosuke have been friends since they were children. They are crazed about bicycling. The two grow up through interacting with people in town.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Yu Sakudo, Yu Sakudo
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Creative Studio Getsuroku
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