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Long Journey into Love
A beautifully told story of a woman hardened by marriage to a man she doesn't love, after giving herself to another. She dedicates herself to her work, designing and creating plaited cords for kimono.
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A beautifully told story of a woman hardened by marriage to a man she doesn't love, after giving herself to another. She dedicates herself to her work, designing and creating plaited cords for kimono.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Noriyoshi Masuda, Zenzō Matsuyama
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Runtime:168 minutes
Studio:Toho Pictures, Haiyuza Theater Company
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