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Satoshi, who is a high school junior, is doing something against the rules. He is forming a band. Joining him is Rin. They nonetheless perform at the school's cultural festival live in front of their fellow students. There is a mishap and Satoshi travels back in time to the moment when he met Rin.
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Satoshi, who is a high school junior, is doing something against the rules. He is forming a band. Joining him is Rin. They nonetheless perform at the school's cultural festival live in front of their fellow students. There is a mishap and Satoshi travels back in time to the moment when he met Rin.
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Genre:Romance
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Kino Films, Kinoshita Group, Shogakukan, Yamaha Music Entertainment Holdings, Bandai Visual, U-NEXT, Destiny
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