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Muroi Shinji: Stay Alive
A body found in the mountains of Tohoku, where Muroi has moved, is linked to the Rainbow Bridge incident. Muroi is asked to return to work, and he ponders whether he can keep his promise to his former colleagues. As the investigation progresses, each of the children Muroi has taken in grows up.
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A body found in the mountains of Tohoku, where Muroi has moved, is linked to the Rainbow Bridge incident. Muroi is asked to return to work, and he ponders whether he can keep his promise to his former colleagues. As the investigation progresses, each of the children Muroi has taken in grows up.
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Genre:Crime, Mystery, Drama
Written By:Ryôichi Kimizuka
In Theaters:
Box Office:$10,174,418
Runtime:117 minutes
Studio:TOHO, BS Fuji, Fuji Television Network, FILM
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