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Shuntaro, a no-good guy who decided to become a manga artist on a whim and quit his job, and Kiriko from Hyogo, who works part-time to support Shuntaro's shared life. One day, Shuntaro gets sick to his stomach, and a series of troublesome events begin to occur around them, gradually causing trouble to the people around them. A love story that humorously depicts the same-sex life between a no-good man from Tokyo and a reliable Kansai woman in a corner of the city.
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Shuntaro, a no-good guy who decided to become a manga artist on a whim and quit his job, and Kiriko from Hyogo, who works part-time to support Shuntaro's shared life. One day, Shuntaro gets sick to his stomach, and a series of troublesome events begin to occur around them, gradually causing trouble to the people around them. A love story that humorously depicts the same-sex life between a no-good man from Tokyo and a reliable Kansai woman in a corner of the city.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Eiji Muramatsu
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:planetary child theater, New Cinema Workshop
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