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It's On Me
News comes out that several people found 1 kg of solid gold in their mail boxes. Maya Yamabuki moves back to her hometown and surprises the movers by the amount of money she gives them.
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News comes out that several people found 1 kg of solid gold in their mail boxes. Maya Yamabuki moves back to her hometown and surprises the movers by the amount of money she gives them.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Yoshimitsu Morita
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Asmik Ace Entertainment, Toei Tokyo, Central Arts
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