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Wa En doresu himemiya megumi 

Megumi goes shopping in Harajuku. She wants to have a wonderful love. There's someone she's interested in, and before she knows it, she's next to him. She met him again when she was in a cafe...
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Megumi goes shopping in Harajuku. She wants to have a wonderful love. There's someone she's interested in, and before she knows it, she's next to him. She met him again when she was in a cafe...

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Directed By:Hiroshi Shinomiya
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Studio Creole, Nikkatsu Corporation

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