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Tokyo Oasis
In Tokyo, actress Touko leaves the filming set of her latest project and comes across three people by random chance: she gives a ride to a man named Nagano, whom she has never met before; at a small theater, runs into Kikuchi, a former screenwriter; lastly, meets Yasuko at the zoo.
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In Tokyo, actress Touko leaves the filming set of her latest project and comes across three people by random chance: she gives a ride to a man named Nagano, whom she has never met before; at a small theater, runs into Kikuchi, a former screenwriter; lastly, meets Yasuko at the zoo.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kana Matsumoto, Kayo Nakamura, Tomoko Shiroki
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Paradise Cafe, Shasha Corporation, Suurkiitos, VAP
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