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Haikara Girl
The Taisho era marked the beginning of modernism. Kyoko Tachibana, a tomboyish girl, was still climbing trees even at the age of 18, and her boundless curiosity about everything constantly worried her father, Shuzo, and her rickshaw driver, Rokunosuke.
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The Taisho era marked the beginning of modernism. Kyoko Tachibana, a tomboyish girl, was still climbing trees even at the age of 18, and her boundless curiosity about everything constantly worried her father, Shuzo, and her rickshaw driver, Rokunosuke.
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Fullmotion Vintage
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