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Postman
Set in the beautiful natural surroundings of Boso Town, Chiba Prefecture, this heartwarming drama depicts the bonds between people connected by letters. Ryuhei Kaieda is a postman who takes pride in delivering letters quickly and reliably. Two years ago, he lost his wife and has been raising his middle school daughter Ayumi Kaieda and elementary school son Teppei on his own, but conflict arises between him and his daughter over her future education.
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Set in the beautiful natural surroundings of Boso Town, Chiba Prefecture, this heartwarming drama depicts the bonds between people connected by letters. Ryuhei Kaieda is a postman who takes pride in delivering letters quickly and reliably. Two years ago, he lost his wife and has been raising his middle school daughter Ayumi Kaieda and elementary school son Teppei on his own, but conflict arises between him and his daughter over her future education.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Yoshinobu Kamo
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Runtime:111 minutes
Studio:Xanadeux Company, Yomiuri Shimbun Company, TV Asahi, PIA Corporation, Oriental Land (OLC), Nagashima Planning, Meru Planning, Geneon Entertainment, Asagami, Art Port
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