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Kisaragi 

The fanclub of a deceased Japanese idol gather together for the one year anniversary of her death. By combining forces they try to unearth the true circumstances surrounding her supposed suicide.
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The fanclub of a deceased Japanese idol gather together for the one year anniversary of her death. By combining forces they try to unearth the true circumstances surrounding her supposed suicide.

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Genre:Comedy, Mystery
Directed By:Yuichi Satoh
Written By:Ryota Kosawa
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:Micott & Basara K.K., PARCO, TV Tokyo, Toshiba Entertainment, Toei Video Company, Yahoo! Japan, YOMIKO Advertising, King Records

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