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The highly disciplined human resources manager Taro Onizuka starts to heal and change as he raises the kitten he found in a park.
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The highly disciplined human resources manager Taro Onizuka starts to heal and change as he raises the kitten he found in a park.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Yuji Nagamori
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:AMG Entertainment, Amusement Media Academy, Tohoo
Cast
Mika Ohmori
Director
Ren Osugi
Taro Onizuka
Noriko Aoyama
Rinko Kimijima
Mei Kurokawa
Arisa Tanaka
Masako Motai
Makoto Koike
Hideko Hara
Shizuko Onizuka
Shingo Tsurumi
Koshiro Tatsumi
Noriko Iriyama
Tamayo Kuga
Ayano Tachibana
Michiko Nagashima
Satoshi Sakurai
Ichiro Suzuki
Ken Kaito
Yasufumi Saijo
Katsuya Kobayashi
Kazuki Yamashita
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