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A shy high schooler in Kyoto meets a man claiming to be his future self, who tells him he’s hacked into the past to save their first love.
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A shy high schooler in Kyoto meets a man claiming to be his future self, who tells him he’s hacked into the past to save their first love.
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Genre:Animation, Romance, Science Fiction, Drama
Written By:Mado Nozaki
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Graphinica, TOHO, Hikari TV, Shueisha, jeki, movic, MBS, TV Osaka, Kansai Television, Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation, Lawson Entertainment, CyberAgent, Marui Group, Tokyo MX, LINE, Memory-Tech Holdings
Cast
Tomohiko Ito
Director
Takumi Kitamura
Naomi Katagaki – now (voice)
Tori Matsuzaka
Naomi Katagaki – future (voice)
Minami Hamabe
Ruri Ichigyou (voice)
Haruka Fukuhara
Misuzu Kadenokouji (voice)
Minako Kotobuki
Xu Yiyi (voice)
Rie Kugimiya
Crow (voice)
Takehito Koyasu
Tsunehisa Senko (voice)
Moka Hiraguri
Female Student (voice)
Nanami Matsumoto
(voice)
Keigo Hoshino
(voice)
Ayaka Asai
Schoolgirl (voice)
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