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Kaikan memory: Watashi ga, iippai 

Kyoko Tsutsui is a 40-year-old woman who is always running away from work and love. Sasaki, a bartender and regular at the bar, has feelings for her, but she doesn't take him seriously. Then, suddenly, versions of herself at 20 and 30 appear...
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Kyoko Tsutsui is a 40-year-old woman who is always running away from work and love. Sasaki, a bartender and regular at the bar, has feelings for her, but she doesn't take him seriously. Then, suddenly, versions of herself at 20 and 30 appear...

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Directed By:Haruhi Oguri
Written By:Naoki Ôya, Haruhi Oguri
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Trauma Circus

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