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Daiki has autism spectrum disorder. He works as a janitor and lives independently with some support. His younger sister Nozomi is a counselor and has supported him since their mother passed away. When Nozomi's marriage plans come up, they are forced to face their own futures.
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Daiki has autism spectrum disorder. He works as a janitor and lives independently with some support. His younger sister Nozomi is a counselor and has supported him since their mother passed away. When Nozomi's marriage plans come up, they are forced to face their own futures.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Umi Yamano
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:Toei Films, TV Osaka, Chukyo TV Broadcasting Company, Media Pulpo, Asmik Ace, Central Arts, Toei Company
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