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Stage 「Sakurahime Azuma Bunsho」 乱れ散り Ver. poster

Stage 「Sakurahime Azuma Bunsho」 乱れ散り Ver. 

A high-ranking monk is convinced that Princess Sakura is the reincarnation of his dead male lover and falls madly for her.
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A high-ranking monk is convinced that Princess Sakura is the reincarnation of his dead male lover and falls madly for her.

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Directed By:Maruichiro Maruo
Written By:Yukikazu Kano
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Runtime:130 minutes
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