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Unrequited Love
Childhood best friends. Cousins. Housemates. Coworkers. Eight stories of unrequited love, eight sets of people who weren't meant to be together. Several short films put together under the common theme of One Sided Love: ***My Nickname is Butatchi ***Something Blue ***Asahan no Yuge ***Kataomoi Supairaru ***Usotsuki no Koi ***Ibu no Okurimono ***Radio Personality ***Boku no Sabotin
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Childhood best friends. Cousins. Housemates. Coworkers. Eight stories of unrequited love, eight sets of people who weren't meant to be together. Several short films put together under the common theme of One Sided Love: ***My Nickname is Butatchi ***Something Blue ***Asahan no Yuge ***Kataomoi Supairaru ***Usotsuki no Koi ***Ibu no Okurimono ***Radio Personality ***Boku no Sabotin
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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Ken Iizuka, Keinosuke Hara, Santa Yamagishi, Hidehiro Ito, Takayuki Takuma, Koto Nagata, Michihito Fujii
Written By:Ken Iizuka, Hidehiro Ito, Santa Yamagishi, Koto Nagata, Keinosuke Hara, Takayuki Takuma, Michihito Fujii
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Runtime:123 minutes
Studio:Toei Company
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