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Yûwaku tsutome-guchi: Meiki no oshi-goto 

Asumi has lost patience with her husband, Nozomi Toya, who is an aspiring rapper, and has declared that she wants a divorce. Now that she is left to live alone, she is invited by a mysterious woman to start a part-time job where she simply watches the love lives of a married couple who are in a slump in their marriage...
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Asumi has lost patience with her husband, Nozomi Toya, who is an aspiring rapper, and has declared that she wants a divorce. Now that she is left to live alone, she is invited by a mysterious woman to start a part-time job where she simply watches the love lives of a married couple who are in a slump in their marriage...

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Directed By:Mototsugu Watanabe
Written By:Takahiko Masuda
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Nabe Cinema

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