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Waiting For Spring
Mitsuki is shy and rather isolated at school. Towa is on the basketball team and Mitsuki's class-mate. Due to circumstances, Mitsuki soon begins to socialize with four jocks of the basketball team, which affects her self-esteem, her social status, her loneliness and her life. She finds a new lease in her school life.
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Mitsuki is shy and rather isolated at school. Towa is on the basketball team and Mitsuki's class-mate. Due to circumstances, Mitsuki soon begins to socialize with four jocks of the basketball team, which affects her self-esteem, her social status, her loneliness and her life. She finds a new lease in her school life.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Satoko Okazaki
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Warner Bros. Japan, Hakuhodo DY Music & Pictures, Kodansha, Hakuhodo, WOWOW, KDDI, Nippan Group Holdings, Lawson Entertainment, GYAO, Hikari TV, Office Crescendo
Cast
Yuichiro Hirakawa
Director
Tao Tsuchiya
Mitsuki Haruno
Takumi Kitamura
Towa Asakura
Yuta Koseki
Aya Kamiyama
Hayato Isomura
Kyosuke Wakamiya
Yosuke Sugino
Ryuji Tada
Yu Inaba
Rui Miyamoto
Rika Izumi
Nanase Kashiwagi
Yuki Saso
Reina Yamada
Tamaki Ogawa
Yūko Kamiyama
Jun Muto
Basketball Club Member
Usa Makino
Mitsuki's Sister
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