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Three young women live together in an old house in a corner of Tokyo. They are not related by blood, but they have been bound together by a strong bond for 12 years. They care about each other and spend their own ordinary days together. The matter of unrequited love arises for them that they can't tell anyone.
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Three young women live together in an old house in a corner of Tokyo. They are not related by blood, but they have been bound together by a strong bond for 12 years. They care about each other and spend their own ordinary days together. The matter of unrequited love arises for them that they can't tell anyone.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Yuji Sakamoto
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Runtime:126 minutes
Studio:Little More, Film Makers, Tokyo Theatres Company, TBS Sparkle, TC Entertainment, BS TV Tokyo, TV Osaka, U-NEXT, MBS, CBC, jeki, TBS, TV Tokyo
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