Mofuku mibôjin: Shijûku-nichi no jôji
Two weeks ago, Yukino's husband suddenly passed away while on a business trip, leaving her a widow. While sorting through his belongings, she found a promissory note from several decades ago. Following the address written on it, Yukino arrived at a guesthouse. It turned out to be a guesthouse run single-handedly by her husband's former classmate, Miwa.
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Two weeks ago, Yukino's husband suddenly passed away while on a business trip, leaving her a widow. While sorting through his belongings, she found a promissory note from several decades ago. Following the address written on it, Yukino arrived at a guesthouse. It turned out to be a guesthouse run single-handedly by her husband's former classmate, Miwa.
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Written By:Kazuyoshi Sekine
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Sekine Production
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