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Matsuzaka-san
Kijima is thinking of making a film about a woman who sweeps a high school sports field at night, but hasn’t been able to get anywhere with the script. One day, he falls for a new coworker of his, named Matsuzaka, and he sets out to write the screenplay with her in mind.
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Kijima is thinking of making a film about a woman who sweeps a high school sports field at night, but hasn’t been able to get anywhere with the script. One day, he falls for a new coworker of his, named Matsuzaka, and he sets out to write the screenplay with her in mind.
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