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Romantic Journey: Departure 

A salaryman, Aisuke, was molested by an older man on a crowded commuter train. He couldn't forget the excitement and started looking for the man every morning. When he finally finds the man, he denies knowing anything . But Aisuke is not convinced, an so follows him home...
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A salaryman, Aisuke, was molested by an older man on a crowded commuter train. He couldn't forget the excitement and started looking for the man every morning. When he finally finds the man, he denies knowing anything . But Aisuke is not convinced, an so follows him home...

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Satoru Kobayashi
Written By:Satoru Kobayashi
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Cine Cosmo Japan, Okura Pictures

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