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Winter Ever Since 

Original drama special written by Taichi Yamada about the sadness and resilience of human beings through a man and his wife's best friend who become attracted to each other after the death of the wife.
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Original drama special written by Taichi Yamada about the sadness and resilience of human beings through a man and his wife's best friend who become attracted to each other after the death of the wife.

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Genre:TV Movie, Drama
Directed By:Yasuo Inoshita
Written By:Taichi Yamada
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Runtime:54 minutes
Studio:TBS

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