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OL sei-hakusho kusare-en 

Midori, an office worker, broke up with her long-term boyfriend, Kinnosuke, because a new boyfriend, Goro, proposed to her. However, Goro had an affair and easily dumped Midori. When Midori tried to take off her engagement ring, she dropped it into a pot of oil and burned her hand when she stuck it in. Meanwhile, Kinnosuke was beaten with a baseball bat by his other girlfriend, Junko, and her brother. On their way home from the hospital, the two men unexpectedly meet again at a bar…
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Midori, an office worker, broke up with her long-term boyfriend, Kinnosuke, because a new boyfriend, Goro, proposed to her. However, Goro had an affair and easily dumped Midori. When Midori tried to take off her engagement ring, she dropped it into a pot of oil and burned her hand when she stuck it in. Meanwhile, Kinnosuke was beaten with a baseball bat by his other girlfriend, Junko, and her brother. On their way home from the hospital, the two men unexpectedly meet again at a bar…

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Shinji Imaoka
Written By:Shinji Imaoka, Tsutomu Kamii
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Runtime:58 minutes
Studio:Kokuei Company

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