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Kitchen Knife Match - Female Chef Sakura poster

Kitchen Knife Match - Female Chef Sakura 

A high-class restaurant "Hanakawado" with tradition and formality. After her father's death, Sakura, the daughter of the heir of the store, stood on the board herself and ran the store. The news arrives to Sakura, who was wielding a kitchen knife as usual. Shuji, who had been out for three years and was my father's first apprentice, Hanakawado's flower board, was found! The two of them did not say it in words, but they were in love with each other. Sakura leaves the shop to the current flower board, Table, and asks Shuji about it. Reunited for the first time in three years, the two gradually develop a love for each other. However, Sakura is Shuji ...
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A high-class restaurant "Hanakawado" with tradition and formality. After her father's death, Sakura, the daughter of the heir of the store, stood on the board herself and ran the store. The news arrives to Sakura, who was wielding a kitchen knife as usual. Shuji, who had been out for three years and was my father's first apprentice, Hanakawado's flower board, was found! The two of them did not say it in words, but they were in love with each other. Sakura leaves the shop to the current flower board, Table, and asks Shuji about it. Reunited for the first time in three years, the two gradually develop a love for each other. However, Sakura is Shuji ...

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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Cinepop

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