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Mr. Hikita, I Am Knocked Up
A couple are perfectly happy to not breed and procreate. Thus their life is a content and unselfish one. He writes and admires his wife. However, she informs him that she wants a child. They try and try, but alas are not successful. It is time to visit a physician to unlock the fertility riddle. Well, he is the culprit it seems
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A couple are perfectly happy to not breed and procreate. Thus their life is a content and unselfish one. He writes and admires his wife. However, she informs him that she wants a child. They try and try, but alas are not successful. It is time to visit a physician to unlock the fertility riddle. Well, he is the culprit it seems
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Toru Hosokawa
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Toei Video Company, Nagoya Broadcasting Network, Tokyu Recreation, The Asahi Shimbun, Kobunsha, Venture Bank Entertainment, ZAZOUS, Alchemy Productions, TBS Radio, Aeon Entertainment, 01douga
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