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The Tale of Nishino 

Yukihiko Nishino is very popular with women, but, in the end, he is always dumped by a woman. Yukihiko seeks out his true love.
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Yukihiko Nishino is very popular with women, but, in the end, he is always dumped by a woman. Yukihiko seeks out his true love.

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Genre:Romance, Drama
Directed By:Nami Iguchi
Written By:Nami Iguchi
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Runtime:122 minutes
Studio:TOHO, d-rights, Kansai Television, dentsu, Mainichi Shimbun, Ken-On, Gambit, CyberAgent, KDDI

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