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Prosecutor Komazuki Nao from the Yokohama District Public Prosecutors Office’s Minato Mirai branch and lawyer Tsutaya Madoka (Matsu Takako) from the law firm Yokohama Gold dated for seven years since the time they were in school. Even after they broke up, they have continued to be hopelessly linked to each other.
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Prosecutor Komazuki Nao from the Yokohama District Public Prosecutors Office’s Minato Mirai branch and lawyer Tsutaya Madoka (Matsu Takako) from the law firm Yokohama Gold dated for seven years since the time they were in school. Even after they broke up, they have continued to be hopelessly linked to each other.
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Genre:Crime, Romance, Mystery, TV Movie
Written By:Yuji Sakamoto
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Runtime:100 minutes
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Cast
Sho Tsukikawa
Director
Takako Matsu
Tsutaya Madoka
Sadao Abe
Komazuki Nao
Hidekazu Mashima
Suzuki Takashi
Anne Nakamura
Sato Aki
Shizuka Ishibashi
Hoshino Nanami
Yukino Kishii
Hashiguchi Yuasa
Hideko Hara
Hoshino Yoriko
Atsuko Anami
Shigeto Ryoko
Atsuko Takahata
Yasumi Natsumi
Kai Inowaki
Soda Tomoki
Takaya Sakoda
Orihara Koji
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