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Title: Koi to hanabi to kanransha (1997)
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Kyôzô Nagatsuka | ... | Kunihiko Morihara |
| Nanako Matsushima | ... | Fumika Nonomura | |
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Miki Sakai | ... | Hitomi Morihara (Kunihiko's daughter) |
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Katsuhisa Namase | ... | Youichiroh Nishiogi |
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Kanako Fukaura | ... | Sumie Tachibana |
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Shigeki Sano | ... | Yoshikazu Ebihara |
| Kirin Kiki | ... | Sanae Mita | |
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Jun Fubuki | ... | Nozomi Morihara (Kunihiko's deceased wife) |
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Shingo Tsurumi | ... | Cafe bartender (cameo) |
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15 February 1997 (Japan) See more »Company Credits
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The wonderful Matsushima Nanako raises the quality of this romantic drama. The story involves a businessman, who, after spending 8 years grieving the loss of his wife to illness, finds himself very gently persued by a young office worker. Matsushima, plays Fumika, with grace and charm as she becomes an important part of the man's life without his even realizing. As with many of these films, the colorful, and in some cases tragic supporting chaacters realize what's happening before the lead himself. With a story with more character than humor, expert performances, this is a film well worth looking up. Tea, anyone?