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Legacy of Soma: Ao no Ran 

Soma, an immigrant from a defeated country, lives as a fortuneteller in Japan. She is saved from corrupt court officials by Kojiro Masakado, a warrior from Bando. They get swept up in a conflict between Bando and the imperial forces.
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Soma, an immigrant from a defeated country, lives as a fortuneteller in Japan. She is saved from corrupt court officials by Kojiro Masakado, a warrior from Bando. They get swept up in a conflict between Bando and the imperial forces.

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Genre:Adventure, History, Music
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Written By:Kazuki Nakashima
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Runtime:138 minutes
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Yuki Amami

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Kenichi Matsuyama

Kojiro Masakado

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Taichi Saotome

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Zen Kajihara

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Shoko Takada

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Jun Hashimoto

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Mikijiro Hira

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