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Show Me the Way to the Station
A young girl, Sayaka, develops a heartwarming friendship with an old man named Hasu. Based on an award-winning novel by Ijuin Shizu.
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A young girl, Sayaka, develops a heartwarming friendship with an old man named Hasu. Based on an award-winning novel by Ijuin Shizu.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Naoki Hashimoto
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:Kodansha, Q-TEC
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