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Hitozuma no chishû: Numeru matagura poster

Hitozuma no chishû: Numeru matagura 

Izawa is a former immunologist who is the manager of a building in a residential area. His research has stalled since his wife left him, and he continues to suffer from hallucinations of air raid sirens and bombers. One day, he meets a strange woman who sniffs around her. Her face looked exactly like his wife, Shigure...
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Izawa is a former immunologist who is the manager of a building in a residential area. His research has stalled since his wife left him, and he continues to suffer from hallucinations of air raid sirens and bombers. One day, he meets a strange woman who sniffs around her. Her face looked exactly like his wife, Shigure...

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Directed By:Kuninori Yamazaki
Written By:Kuninori Yamazaki
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Tantan-Sha Company, Okura Pictures

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