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Tawawana tokimeki: Your Life May Change
Film director Karen is invited by his childhood friend Sudo, a famous film director, to film a movie in Mexico. Karen is surprised and delighted by the suddenness, but feels something is wrong and blurs her words. Her best friend Aya, who was taught by her girlfriend to live freely, was dissatisfied with her inarticulate appearance. Sequel to Feel so Tawawa/Tawawana kimochi: Zenbu yatchaou.
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Film director Karen is invited by his childhood friend Sudo, a famous film director, to film a movie in Mexico. Karen is surprised and delighted by the suddenness, but feels something is wrong and blurs her words. Her best friend Aya, who was taught by her girlfriend to live freely, was dissatisfied with her inarticulate appearance. Sequel to Feel so Tawawa/Tawawana kimochi: Zenbu yatchaou.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Takeshi Furusawa
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Fu-utsushi No-i Pro
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