And So the Baton Is Passed
Oct 29 2021
•2h 17m
•Drama
Yuko Morimiya is a high school student and she lives with her stepfather Morimiya. Morimiya is her third father. Her mother, Rika, is a free spirited person and has remarried several times. She disappeared from Yuko's life at a certain point. Even though Yuko and her stepfather are not blood related, she is fully loved by him.
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Mei Nagano
Yuko Morimiya
Kei Tanaka
Morimiya
Satomi Ishihara
Rika
Nao Omori
Mito
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