Saaya & Koharu
Saaya, a Girls Love comic artist, works tirelessly on her latest story “Maaya and Chiharu,” in which she draws one of the titular characters based on Koharu, a childhood friend from her hometown with whom she fell in love with. Although things seem to be going well with her boyfriend, Saaya can’t seem to let go of her feelings for Koharu. Then one day, she unexpectedly encounters Koharu again. Learning that Koharu is no longer able to stay in their hometown because she was caught dating a woman at work, Saaya finds her old feelings of passion begin to stir…
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Saaya, a Girls Love comic artist, works tirelessly on her latest story “Maaya and Chiharu,” in which she draws one of the titular characters based on Koharu, a childhood friend from her hometown with whom she fell in love with. Although things seem to be going well with her boyfriend, Saaya can’t seem to let go of her feelings for Koharu. Then one day, she unexpectedly encounters Koharu again. Learning that Koharu is no longer able to stay in their hometown because she was caught dating a woman at work, Saaya finds her old feelings of passion begin to stir…
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Fukui Haruka
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Lovepunk
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