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Dance of yokubô: Ushirometai kokan 

Tsumugi and Takeru are a married couple, but then Takeru's affair is discovered. Heartbroken, Tsumugi falls in love with a mysterious woman dancing in the moonlight, and takes a job as an assistant at her dance studio.
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Tsumugi and Takeru are a married couple, but then Takeru's affair is discovered. Heartbroken, Tsumugi falls in love with a mysterious woman dancing in the moonlight, and takes a job as an assistant at her dance studio.

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Directed By:Mototsugu Watanabe
Written By:Takahiko Masuda
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Studio:Nabe Cinema, Okura Pictures

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