Name: Ashita, mama ga inai
Genre: Drama
Released: 2014-01-15
Rating: 7.8
Cast: Mana Ashida, Rio Suzuki, Fumino Kimura

What a wonderfull heart warming drama! The kids are so talented, Mana ashida wooww she is such an amazing actress and she is just 9 years old but she acting very proffesional. I liked every detail in this drama!

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