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Hanasaku Iroha the Movie: Home Sweet Home (2013)
While sorting through a mess of books in the staff room, Ohana happens upon one of Denroku's log books from long ago. Within it, it recounts a story of Ohana's mom when she was the same age as her.
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While sorting through a mess of books in the staff room, Ohana happens upon one of Denroku's log books from long ago. Within it, it recounts a story of Ohana's mom when she was the same age as her.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Animation, Drama, Comedy
Written By:Mari Okada
In Theaters:3/9/2013
Box Office:$1,800,000
Runtime:66 minutes
Studio:P.A.WORKS, Bandai Visual, Lantis
Cast
Masahiro Ando
Director
Kanae Itou
Ohana Matsumae (voice)
Aki Toyosaki
Nako Oshimizu (voice)
Ayumi Tsunematsu
Takako Kawajiri (voice)
Chiaki Omigawa
Minko Tsurugi (voice)
Haruka Tomatsu
Yuina Wakura (voice)
Cho
Denroku Tasukawa (voice)
Takako Honda
Satsuki Matsumae (voice)
Tamie Kubota
Sui Shijima (voice)
Junji Majima
Tooru Miyagishi (voice)
Yuki Kaji
Kouichi Tanemura (voice)
Mamiko Noto
Tomoe Wajima (voice)
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