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2-Pack Set (Main Part + Special Bonus)
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■ Special bonus
Sleeve case
Film strap
Booklet
Original illustration postcards 5
This is a pure love love story that is made from Karuho Shiina's hit girl comic into a live-action movie with the joint performance of Mikako Tabe and Haruma Miura.
The heroine, who is as pure as others and is not good at communicating with is not good at communicating, but she is known as "Sadako" and has a feeling of confusion and joy about her first friends and first love.
For her, Shota Kazahaya, who has a dark appearance and is friendly to anyone, and even speaks to herself, is an object of respect and admiration.
Due to Kazahaya, she has become especially close to Chizuru and Ayane, and she is an object of admiration and admiration.
For her, she has a dark appearance and is called "Sadako", and she is known as "Sadako".
[Screen size]
・ Screenplay : Naoto Kumazawa Original : Kaho Shiina Script : Rika Nezu Music : Goro Yasukawa Starring : Mikako Tabe / Haruma Miura / Misako Renbutsu / Mirei Kirizaku / Natsuna Watanabe / Haru Aoyama / Yuta Kanai / Yasuko Tomita / ARATA / Masanobu Katsumura
[List of contents]
[1] Main Part [2] Special Disc
[Number of copies]
2
[Video comments]
[Video comments]
This is a live action film featuring the popular comic mix of Kaho Shiina with Mikako Tabe and Haruma Miura. She has a gentle personality and was a floating figure in the class, but her encounter with her classmate Kazahaya changes her little by little. She describes a pure and hardworking figure who makes friends and falls in love.
[Year of production]
2010
[Country of production]
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