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Hata is a writer who is currently writing a novel. In the story, the main character falls in love with his girlfriend's second wife, Toriko, who is dressed in mourning clothes, and is carried away by his passion, leading to a pitiful end. Meanwhile, in his real life, Hata had an affair with his married wife, Masami. One day, while Hata is drinking at a bar, a woman who looks just like Toriko appears.
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Hata is a writer who is currently writing a novel. In the story, the main character falls in love with his girlfriend's second wife, Toriko, who is dressed in mourning clothes, and is carried away by his passion, leading to a pitiful end. Meanwhile, in his real life, Hata had an affair with his married wife, Masami. One day, while Hata is drinking at a bar, a woman who looks just like Toriko appears.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kuninori Yamazaki
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Tantan-Sha Company, Okura Pictures
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