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Gyoza You Can Kiss
A single mother going through a divorce returns to her parents’ home, and struggles to raise her child and reviving her parents’ Gyoza restaurant; when she falls in love with a handsome pro-golfer.
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A single mother going through a divorce returns to her parents’ home, and struggles to raise her child and reviving her parents’ Gyoza restaurant; when she falls in love with a handsome pro-golfer.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Takehiko Hata
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Broadmedia Studios
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