We Are Going to Sing 2 the Redshore City
Sing 2 the beat in this jukebox sequel featuring anthropomorphic animals with musical talent.
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Yuka, a high school girl who lost her mother at a young age and lives with her father, has secretly been in love with her cousin's husband, a university lecturer named Inoue, since she was nine years old. One day, the Inoue couple move into the neighborhood, and Yuka's previously suppressed desires begin to flare up.
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Yuka, a high school girl who lost her mother at a young age and lives with her father, has secretly been in love with her cousin's husband, a university lecturer named Inoue, since she was nine years old. One day, the Inoue couple move into the neighborhood, and Yuka's previously suppressed desires begin to flare up.
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Written By:Kōichirō Ikawa
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Eurospace, Adness K.K., AtEntertainment K.K., Culture Publishers, Japan CableCast K.K., Panorama Communications K.K.
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