Closed Note

Year: 2007

Runtime: 138 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Isao Yukisada

DramaRomance

Kae Horii moves into a new flat in Kyoto and finds a hidden compartment behind a mirror. Inside is a notebook that belongs to the previous tenant, Ibuki Mano, a young woman starting her first year as an elementary school teacher. The diary details Ibuki’s love for a man named Takashi, whose feelings are uncertain.

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