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Mike is just an ordinary young man, who temporarily works for an art college examination coaching school. His girlfriend Yu works for a film production, and they live together in a tiny apartment in Tokyo. Their life looks absolutely normal without any problems before Mike's unexpected words emerge. One day, the young couple's relationship gets changed and developed in unexpected ways.
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Mike is just an ordinary young man, who temporarily works for an art college examination coaching school. His girlfriend Yu works for a film production, and they live together in a tiny apartment in Tokyo. Their life looks absolutely normal without any problems before Mike's unexpected words emerge. One day, the young couple's relationship gets changed and developed in unexpected ways.
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Written By:Satoru Hirohara
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Tokyo University of the Arts
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