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The Antique
Job-hunting Daisuke heads to the Antiquarian Bookshop Biblia in Kita-Kamakura with a book signed by Natsume Soseki that his deceased grandmother left behind. He asks the beautiful shop owner Shioriko to authenticate the book. However, the book in question hides an unexpected secret from his grandmother.
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Job-hunting Daisuke heads to the Antiquarian Bookshop Biblia in Kita-Kamakura with a book signed by Natsume Soseki that his deceased grandmother left behind. He asks the beautiful shop owner Shioriko to authenticate the book. However, the book in question hides an unexpected secret from his grandmother.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery
Written By:Ryohei Watanabe, Kana Matsui
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Runtime:121 minutes
Studio:KADOKAWA, 20th Century Fox Japan, KADOKAWA Daiei Studio, 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment Japan
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