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Highschool student Kaho spends the summer holidays with her family in a vacation home. While Kaho falls in love with a girl there, her mother learns about her husband’s infidelity. In order to overcome their conflicts, all family members must find the courage to leave old habits behind.
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Highschool student Kaho spends the summer holidays with her family in a vacation home. While Kaho falls in love with a girl there, her mother learns about her husband’s infidelity. In order to overcome their conflicts, all family members must find the courage to leave old habits behind.
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