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In a quiet provincial city, a teenage boy and a girl from the wrong side of the tracks are drawn together when a classmate's mysterious death pulls them into a secret that the adults around them would rather keep buried.
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Written By:Fumio Kōnami, Junnosuke Maeda
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Toei Films
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