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Asami returns home for the third anniversary of her mother's death. Her father, Shinji, said he had rented an apartment near their old house and was living in a neatly organized room. After the memorial service, Asami receives a letter from her mother's best friend, Taeko, which her mother had left behind, and learned that she and Shinji were not related by blood.
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Asami returns home for the third anniversary of her mother's death. Her father, Shinji, said he had rented an apartment near their old house and was living in a neatly organized room. After the memorial service, Asami receives a letter from her mother's best friend, Taeko, which her mother had left behind, and learned that she and Shinji were not related by blood.
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Written By:Yumi Yoshiyuki
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Office Yoshiyuki
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