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Nana to Kaoru: Chapter 2 (2012) [N/A]

Release Date:
September 8, 2012

Original Title:
ナナとカオル　第２章

Alternate Titles:
Nana to Kaoru: Dai Ni Sho

Production Companies:
VAP

Production Countries:
Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 75

Overview from TheMovieDB

Sequel depicting the innocent love of boy and girl high school students who are into S&M, based on the popular manga. Directed by school drama maestro Shimizu Atsushi, who also handled the first installation. Nana (Aono Miku), a model student who serves as student council vice-president, and run-of-the-mill virginal high schooler Kaoru (Tochihara Rakuto) are childhood friends. They embark on regular S&M play dates in secret as a stress release for Nana. For spring break, Nana goes on a school trip to a power spot in Nagano planned by the student council. Kaoru joins her, and a change occurs in their feelings.

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Art Direction:
Akira Ishige

Director:
Atsushi Shimizu

Director of Photography:
Kōichi Nishikubo

Editor:
Atsushi Shimizu

Lighting Technician:
Tomoo Minazono

Original Music Composer:
Yamada Toshiaki

Producer:
Hoyama Kenichi
Ota Hiroki

Writer:
Ryûta Amazume

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