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No Longer Heroine
Hatori Matsuzaki is a female high school student. She has a crush on her childhood friend Rita Terasaka and believes he will eventually choose her as her heroine, but Rita Terasaka begins dating Miho Adachi. Meanwhile, the most popular male student, Kosuke Hiromitsu takes an interest in Hatori Matsuzaki.
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Hatori Matsuzaki is a female high school student. She has a crush on her childhood friend Rita Terasaka and believes he will eventually choose her as her heroine, but Rita Terasaka begins dating Miho Adachi. Meanwhile, the most popular male student, Kosuke Hiromitsu takes an interest in Hatori Matsuzaki.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Written By:Erika Yoshida
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:DUB, Warner Bros. Japan, Nippon Television Network Corporation, dentsu, PARCO, VAP, Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation, Nippan Group Holdings, Sony Music Labels, GYAO, Sapporo Television Broadcasting Company, Miyagi Television Broadcasting, Shizuoka Daiichi Television, Chukyo TV Broadcasting Company, Hiroshima Telecasting, Fukuoka Broadcasting System
Cast
Tsutomu Hanabusa
Director
Mirei Kiritani
Hatori Matsuzaki
Kento Yamazaki
Rita Terasaka
Kentaro Sakaguchi
Kosuke Hiromitsu
Ayano Fukuda
Kyoko Nakajima
Miwako Wagatsuma
Miho Adachi
Maryjun Takahashi
Emi
Akira Nakao
Akira Nakao
Shingo Yanagisawa
Shingo Yanagisawa
Rokkaku Seiji
Self
Mari Hamada
Rita's Mother
Riki Takeuchi
Man of High School Cafeteria
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