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The Red Thread
Mei has been in love with Yuya all her life. They've grown up together. But when they reach their second year of middle school, Yuya suddenly professes his love for her older sister, Haruna.
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Mei has been in love with Yuya all her life. They've grown up together. But when they reach their second year of middle school, Yuya suddenly professes his love for her older sister, Haruna.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Noriko Hanzawa, Chiho Watanabe
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Runtime:102 minutes
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Cast
Shosuke Murakami
Director
Junpei Mizobata
Nishino Atsush
Nao Minamisawa
Takemiya Mei
Ryo Kimura
Takahashi Riku
Rei Okamoto
Yamagishi Mia
Hitomi Miyauchi
Nakagawa Sara
Toshihiro Yashiba
Inoue
Mio Miyatake
Takemiya Mei (young)
Manabu Hamada
Ishikawa Haruo
Anna Ishibashi
Tadokoro Mami
Kaoru Hirata
Kawaguchi Miyabi
Mirai Yamamoto
Nishino Natsumi
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