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Kodou 

Mitsuru saw Takahashi lying on the station ground, crying with a phone in his hand. He was going to walk past him to avoid any nuisance like most people but a certain memory from a year ago suddenly resurfaced..
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Mitsuru saw Takahashi lying on the station ground, crying with a phone in his hand. He was going to walk past him to avoid any nuisance like most people but a certain memory from a year ago suddenly resurfaced..

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Makoto Shinada
Written By:Makoto Shinada
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Runtime:28 minutes
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