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Goldfish in Sea

20101h 56mToshirô Saiga

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High school student Mio (Mari Iriki) lives in Kagoshima. Since her novelist father was lost, she has refused to go to school and lived on her father's yacht, which is anchored at a dock. Kiyomi (Asami Tanaka) likes yachting, because of her father's influence back in her childhood days. During a practicing yachting, Kiyomi lost her friend and she also quit her special yachting school. Kiyomi then transfers to a regular high school. Finally, these two girls meet.

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What is Goldfish in Sea (2010) about?

High school student Mio (Mari Iriki) lives in Kagoshima. Since her novelist father was lost, she has refused to go to school and lived on her father's yacht, which is anchored at a dock. Kiyomi (Asami Tanaka) likes yachting, because of her father's influence back in her childhood days. During a practicing yachting, Kiyomi lost her friend and she also quit her special yachting school. Kiyomi then…

Who stars in Goldfish in Sea?

Goldfish in Sea stars Mari Iriki, Asami Tanaka, Kento Kaku, Tokio Emoto, Shunya Shiraishi. The film was directed by Toshirô Saiga.

How long is Goldfish in Sea?

Goldfish in Sea has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 2010.

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