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Zoku mibōjin geshuku? Ero sugichatte gomen nasai
Yuko manages the boarding house by herself before her husband. She is thinking of closing the boarding house because of the deficit, but she comforted herself in front of the deceased because of the loneliness of her husband. Second film in the "Widows Boarding House?" series directed by Daikei Shimizu.
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Yuko manages the boarding house by herself before her husband. She is thinking of closing the boarding house because of the deficit, but she comforted herself in front of the deceased because of the loneliness of her husband. Second film in the "Widows Boarding House?" series directed by Daikei Shimizu.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Daikei Shimizu
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Taikei Office
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