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Chisako Satoya, a writer, and her father, Kozo, had a long-standing feud and had been living apart for a long time. However now that Kozo, who lives alone, has dementia, she returns to her hometown to begin taking care of him.
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Chisako Satoya, a writer, and her father, Kozo, had a long-standing feud and had been living apart for a long time. However now that Kozo, who lives alone, has dementia, she returns to her hometown to begin taking care of him.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery
Written By:Kosai Sekine
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Runtime:128 minutes
Studio:Happinet Phantom Studios, Nagoya Broadcasting Network, Horipro, Pony Canyon, Tohan, ZENA STYLE, GLASGOW15
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