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A story of friendship between two women, Yae and Kiyoko. Their friendship is tested when artist Yae, who suffers from fatal illness, develops special feelings towards her best friend Kiyoko’s boyfriend Kosuke.
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A story of friendship between two women, Yae and Kiyoko. Their friendship is tested when artist Yae, who suffers from fatal illness, develops special feelings towards her best friend Kiyoko’s boyfriend Kosuke.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Machiko Nasu
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Toei Company
Cast
Masanobu Deme
Director
Sayuri Yoshinaga
Yae Sawada
Shima Iwashita
Kiyoko Torigai
Koji Tamaki
Kosuke Takao
Koji Yamamoto
Mitsuo Torigai
Hisashi Igawa
Editor Yabe
Hirotaro Honda
Doctor
Masashi Tachikawa
Shinichiro as a college student
Tsubasa Maeda
Yae as a college student
Yuka Shiratori
Kiyoko as a college student
Tetsuya Chikushi
Miyamoto
Morio Kazama
Master Kumai
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