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Eien ni Tsuite no Shomei 

Unable to accept the relationship between the three, which is gradually falling apart, Suji takes on the challenge of the “Kolatz Conjecture,” a difficult problem that has yet to be solved, relying solely on mathematics. But what awaits him at the end of his challenge is a shocking conclusion that no one could have predicted.
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Unable to accept the relationship between the three, which is gradually falling apart, Suji takes on the challenge of the “Kolatz Conjecture,” a difficult problem that has yet to be solved, relying solely on mathematics. But what awaits him at the end of his challenge is a shocking conclusion that no one could have predicted.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Renpei Tsukamoto
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:NHK BS Premium

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Renpei Tsukamoto

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Yosuke Sugino

Mitsuya Ryoji

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Ryo Ryusei

Kumazawa Yuichi

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Nagisa Sekimizu

Saito Sana

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Toshio Kakei

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