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Love that Begins with Lies
Kasai Riko comes to Tokyo to meet someone new after her engagement is broken off by her ex. The story follows 4 men and women who all had to lie for some reason. To play the game of love, they tell lies, deceive and are deceived.
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Kasai Riko comes to Tokyo to meet someone new after her engagement is broken off by her ex. The story follows 4 men and women who all had to lie for some reason. To play the game of love, they tell lies, deceive and are deceived.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, TV Movie
Written By:Saya Matsuda
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Runtime:46 minutes
Studio:AOI Pro., Nippon Television Network Corporation
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