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Living in the Sky 

Following her parents' sudden death, publishing company employee Naomi Kobayakawa moves into a high-rise occupied by those close to her. However, she is still lonely, but one day, she meets popular actor Morinori Tokito, with whom she develops a romance.
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Following her parents' sudden death, publishing company employee Naomi Kobayakawa moves into a high-rise occupied by those close to her. However, she is still lonely, but one day, she meets popular actor Morinori Tokito, with whom she develops a romance.

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:Shinji Aoyama
Written By:Chihiro Ikeda, Shinji Aoyama
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:Asmik Ace, High Brow Cinema, Kazumo

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