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Rashin no uragao: Fushidara na ai
Goro and Wako have been together since their high school drama club days, and their hobby is to record each other's daily lives on video. However, Wako decides to study abroad to dance in order to fulfill her dream, and breaks up with Goro.
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Goro and Wako have been together since their high school drama club days, and their hobby is to record each other's daily lives on video. However, Wako decides to study abroad to dance in order to fulfill her dream, and breaks up with Goro.
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Written By:Yumi Yoshiyuki, Atsushi Kuwahara
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Runtime:59 minutes
Studio:Office Yoshiyuki, Okura Pictures
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