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Yoshimi, who came to Tokyo from the countryside filled with dreams and hopes, collapses by the roadside from hunger after failing to land a job. She is approached by Yuka, a former elementary school classmate who has undergone a striking transformation and is now working in door-to-door mobile phone sales. Swayed by Yuka’s words, Yoshimi heads out into the city to sell phones. Amidst this, an exhausted Yoshimi is approached by Goro, a host...
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Yoshimi, who came to Tokyo from the countryside filled with dreams and hopes, collapses by the roadside from hunger after failing to land a job. She is approached by Yuka, a former elementary school classmate who has undergone a striking transformation and is now working in door-to-door mobile phone sales. Swayed by Yuka’s words, Yoshimi heads out into the city to sell phones. Amidst this, an exhausted Yoshimi is approached by Goro, a host...
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Written By:Kazuyoshi Sekine, Mayumi Hayashi
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Sekine Production
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