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Journey Through the Night 

Nagi meets a taciturn man named Goro and goes with him to a rooftop to commit a double suicide, but they decide to postpone their plan. With nowhere to go, they end up staying at a secluded cottage — but what awaits them as they pass each day without purpose and prolong the little time they have left…?
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Nagi meets a taciturn man named Goro and goes with him to a rooftop to commit a double suicide, but they decide to postpone their plan. With nowhere to go, they end up staying at a secluded cottage — but what awaits them as they pass each day without purpose and prolong the little time they have left…?

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:Shimomura Daisuke
Written By:Shimomura Daisuke, Daisuke Kubota
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, osampo (JP)

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