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Rhapsody of a maiden in love
Natsumi, who works part-time at a date club, finds herself looking for something that money cannot buy - Love...? A cameraman with a lovely smile appears in front of her.
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Natsumi, who works part-time at a date club, finds herself looking for something that money cannot buy - Love...? A cameraman with a lovely smile appears in front of her.
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Written By:Nobuyuki Yamagishi
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Runtime:25 minutes
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