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Inspired by the expression "something like ◯◯" often used in the news, this work is a group drama about nine people and one animal, where a special dream, diverse love, and unbridled self-affirmation intertwine.
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Inspired by the expression "something like ◯◯" often used in the news, this work is a group drama about nine people and one animal, where a special dream, diverse love, and unbridled self-affirmation intertwine.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Akaike Ryoto
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Horishiro, JAM&Co.
Cast
Akaike Ryoto
Director
Kunio Enokizu
Yasuo Kida
Rio Yamaguchi
Jewel Ogawa
Rumiko
Fujiko Kida
Koshi Uehara
Wakeno
Keiji Tsujikawa
Shunya Oka
Yuki Ito
Saaya Ogawa
Taku Watanabe
Bunta Tanaka / KJM Commercial Voice / Pino-ten / Chukka-man Red / Fireman
Rosa Yamamoto
Malena
Miki Sawada
Monami Katsuragi
Sayuri Watanabe
Ageha / Question Girl / Event Staff / Bus Passenger / Malenas Inner Voice
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