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Set in Tokyo, Ice brings her amnesiac older brother Haruo home from the hospital to care for him. He is reluctant to go, until Ice tells him that she is his lover. Since he has no memory of his sister Ice, he obliges her. How long until his memory returns?
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Set in Tokyo, Ice brings her amnesiac older brother Haruo home from the hospital to care for him. He is reluctant to go, until Ice tells him that she is his lover. Since he has no memory of his sister Ice, he obliges her. How long until his memory returns?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Hiroshi Miyazaki, Hitoshi Yazaki, Yukio Ono
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:Hitoshi Yazaki Group
Cast
Hitoshi Yazaki
Director
Bang-ho Cho
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Yoshiko Yura
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Kiyomi Itō
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